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In Poland, Obama Sees a Guidepost for Ukraine
In Poland, Obama Sees a Guidepost for Ukraine
In Poland, Obama Sees a Guidepost for Ukraine
WARSAW, Poland (AP) -- A quarter century after Poland embraced democracy, President Barack Obama held up this nation Wednesday as a guidepost for neighboring Ukraine as it seeks to fend off an insurgency widely believed to be backed by Russia that has rekindled Cold War-era tensions across Europe.
Some Kiev Barricades Come Down; Protesters Balky
Some Kiev Barricades Come Down; Protesters Balky
Some Kiev Barricades Come Down; Protesters Balky
KIEV, Ukraine (AP) — Demonstrators on the main downtown avenue of Ukraine's capital set piles of tires ablaze on Saturday to protest authorities' call to end the encampment that began six months ago. A few hundred meters away, workers in hard hats cleared debris from torn-down barricades.
Ukraine Fighting Intensifies After Election
Ukraine Fighting Intensifies After Election
Ukraine Fighting Intensifies After Election
Dozens of dead insurgents lay piled in a van outside a morgue Tuesday, and a rebel said more were on the way. Bomb disposal experts disarmed a mortar round lodged in a corpse. A wrecked and blood-soaked truck at the Donetsk airport showed the grisly aftermath of battle.

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