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European Stocks Fall as Ukraine Peace Evaporates

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Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko said on Thursday that Russian forces and entered his country and the military conflict was worsening after Russian-backed separatists swept into a key town in the east and threatened other areas.

He said he was cancelling a trip to Turkey “as Russian troops have actually been brought into Ukraine.”

Earlier, a combined force of Russian forces and separatists moved into Novoazovsk, which has been under pressure from them for two days. They now had the potential to threaten Mariupol, a port city further along the Sea of Azov coast.

“A counter-offensive by Russian troops and separatist units is continuing in south-east Ukraine,” Ukraine’s defense and security council said in a post on Twitter.

via CNBC

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