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A Ukrainian spokesperson denies incursion can be called an invasion as Kiev sources report internal turmoil between pro-Russian forces

Nationalist sentiment ran high ass police arrested demonstrators across Moscow as conflicting groups join celebrations of Russia's 'Unity Day'

Footage released by pro-Russian battalion 'Prizrak' shows what how the rule of law operates in the 'New Russia First People's Court' in eastern Ukraine

Ukrainian intelligence services claimed 30,000 militants in eastern Ukraine received conscription summons to join the Russian armed forces

Alexander Zaharchenko won Sunday's election in the separatist-held city of Donetsk, while President Poroshenko accuses separatists of violating Minsk agreement

Fighting around Donetsk airport intensifies as questions are raised over strained ceasefire

Further casualties in Eastern Ukraine cast doubt over ceasefire, as fighting breaks out near strategic airport

Images of what appeared to be the severed heads of two hostages circulated on social media, after a report by Amnesty International accused both sides of war crimes

Ukrainian forces maintain Russian troops are violating ceasefire, despite Putin's insistence he is not involved in the Ukrainian conflict

More than 4,000 soldiers will be involved in mass exercises announced the day before the start of the NATO summit in Wales

The Kremlin said that it could not agree to a ceasefire because it was not party to the conflict, but welcomed steps towards peace

Russia said Ukraine's moves to join NATO were aimed at undermining peace efforts in the east of the country

The Ukrainian army has received further reports of Russian troops on Ukrainian territory near the landing site of captured paratroopers

Around 70 trucks crossed the border headed for the rebel stronghold of Luhansk according to witnesses

The Ukrainian military announced the recovery of 15 bodies from the site of Monday's rocket strike on a refugee convoy

The Ukrainian military and rebels blamed each other for the strike which killed an unknown number of people apparently fleeing the fighting

No electricity, no water, little food. Corpses rot in the morgue, says war photographer Stanley Greene

For Ukrainians in the Donetsk and Luhansk regions, life is a warzone

Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko told British PM David Cameron that a "significant" part of the convoy had been destroyed.

Suspicious goodwill gesture coincides with reports of Russian arms and vehicles entering east Ukrainian territory

Suspicions heightened as Russian trucks avoid Kiev-held border post and head for rebel crossing

The majority of Russians believe Putin is working towards a peaceful resolution of the Ukrainian conflict

The Kremlin calls the idea of a covert Russian operation "absurd"