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Ukraine Confirms Russian Troops Pullback from Border

The Ukrainian government has confirmed that thousands of Russian soldiers are withdrawing from the Russian territories bordering Ukraine.

Kiev has nevertheless warned Moscow is still allowing fighters to enter Ukraine and joint pro-Russian rebels who control parts of the Donbass region, the website Lenta.ru reports.

Civilian Deaths in Ukraine's Donetsk Despite 'Silence Mode'

Up to twelve people could have died in the city of Donetsk in Ukraine's east since Saturday, according to various reports.

Donetsk's city council said in a statement on Sunday that four were killed and 11 left wounded after heavy fighting. A few hours later it announced the situation had deescalated.

Red Cross Worker Killed in Ukraine's Donetsk

The Ukraine standoff claimed the life of a Red Cross aid worker for the first time after heavy shelling hear the organization's office in the city of Donetsk.

"One of our colleagues was killed when a shell hit close to our office. We're deeply distressed by the loss," the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) wrote on Twitter.

Chamber Speaker Zgonea: Kiev trilateral meeting a clear message for restoring regional stability

Chamber of Deputies Chairman Valeriu Zgonea hopes the trilateral meeting of the prime ministers of Romania, Ukraine and Moldova sends 'a clear message of support in the perspective of restoring the balance in our region.'

EU, Russia, Ukraine to Discuss Gas Supplies to Europe

Russia and Ukraine are holding EU-brokered gas consultations in Berlin on Friday.

The meeting between the Russian and Ukrainian energy ministers Alexander Novak and Yuri Prodan and EU's outgoing energy commissioner Guenther Oettinger comes more than three months after Moscow cut off gas supplies to Kiev.

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