'Day of Silence' For Ukraine Army, Rebels; Russian Gas Flows Resume -- Reuters
(Reuters) - Ukrainian government troops and separatists said their forces were complying with an agreed "Day of Silence" in Ukraine's war-torn east on Tuesday, marking an attempt to forge an effective ceasefire which may lead to a new round of peace talks.
In a further step towards normalisation, Russia resumed shipments of natural gas to Ukraine on Tuesday, shut off for six months under a dispute over price and debt that ran parallel to the war waged by pro-Moscow separatists in Ukraine's east.
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