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Ukraine crisis: Obama urges Putin to recall troops

WASHINGTON – US President Barack Obama has told his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin that Russia has flouted international law by sending troops to Ukraine. In a 90-minute telephone conversation, Mr Obama urged the Russian leader to pull forces back to bases in Crimea. Mr Putin responded by saying that Moscow reserves the right to protect…

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Ukraine arrest warrant for ex-President

KIEV – Ukraine has issued a warrant for the arrest of ousted President Viktor Yanukovych, the interim interior minister has announced. Arsen Avakov said on Facebook that a criminal case had been opened against Mr Yanukovych and other officials over “mass murder of peaceful citizens”. MPs voted to remove Mr Yanukovych on Saturday after months…

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Ukrainian president, protesters agree early election

KIEV – Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych and opposition protesters have agreed to an early presidential poll before the end of the year. The election is part of a deal to end the country’s political crisis. The deal has not been published, but Mr Yanukovych referred to a national unity government and constitutional changes reducing the…

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At least 21 protesters dead in Ukraine clashes

KIEV – At least 21 protesters have been reported killed by security forces in Kiev following the breakdown of a truce agreed on Wednesday. Witnesses have told the BBC that some died as a result of single gunshot wounds, typical of sniper fire. Officials said that one policeman had died and that 67 police troops…

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UK floods continue as more rain hits

LONDON – The prime minister is urging the insurance industry to deal with flood claims as quickly as possible. David Cameron is also calling on insurers to offer more help to dry out homes. More than 5,000 homes and businesses are estimated to have been flooded since the start of December. No 10 will hold…

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Ukraine protesters quit

KIEV – Ukraine protesters are vacating city hall in Kiev, the symbolic centre of prolonged anti-government demonstrations, eyewitnesses say. “City hall is almost completely evacuated”, opposition spokesman Ruslan Andriyko told AFP. The government had promised to drop all charges against demonstrators if they vacate government buildings and lift roadblocks by Monday. City hall has been…

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Putin backs Egypt’s military chief presidency bid

MOSCOW – Russia’s President Vladimir Putin has said he backs Egypt’s military chief Abdul Fattah al-Sisi in his “bid for the presidency”. Mr Putin, meeting Field Marshal Sisi in Moscow to discuss an arms deal, said he was “aware” of his decision to run. However, there has been no announcement on the matter from the…

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U.S. order: Destroy photos of Osama bin Laden’s corpse

WASHINGTON – Within two weeks of the raid that killed Osama bin Laden, the head of U.S. special forces issued orders that all photos of the body be either turned in or destroyed, a newly released document shows. In an e-mail dated May 13, 2011, then-Vice Adm. William McRaven wrote the following: “One particular item…

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Angela Merkel condemns EU insult

BERLIN – Germany’s Angela Merkel has said a US official’s apparent insult of the EU’s efforts to mediate in the Ukraine crisis is “totally unacceptable”. Victoria Nuland has apologised after a voice resembling hers used a graphic swear word in a conversation said to be with the US ambassador to Ukraine. A recording of the…

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