Two people in the Kharkiv were found guilty of setting of a series of explosions in the eastern Ukrainian city.
Russian officials in occupied Crimea have renamed an infamous fortress in Sevastopol:
A statement from the Ukrainian Defense Ministry on the number of casualties since Russia-backed separatists started fighting against Ukrainian troops in 2014:
Two power plants had to shut down because of the Donbas blockade:
And here's another video, this time from RFE/RL's Ukrainian Service, which takes a look back at one of the bloodiest days of the Euromaidan:
Remembering Ukraine's Euromaidan Protests
Three years ago Ukraine's Euromaidan protesters took the streets of Kyiv to demand the resignation of pro-Russian President Viktor Yanukovych. February 20, 2014 was a particularly deadly day as government forces fought brutal battles with antigovernment demonstrators. RFE/RL's Ukrainian Service has returned to several locations in Kyiv which saw some of the worst fighting. (RFE/RL's Ukrainian Service)
Crimean journalist Mykola Semena ,who is facing separatism charges, has been talking to RFE/RL about his plight:
RFE/RL Contributor Denies Russian 'Separatism' Charges
Journalist Mykola Semena is an RFE/RL contributor accused of "separatism" by the Russian authorities because of an article he wrote that criticized Moscow's seizure of Crimea from Ukraine. In an interview with RFE/RL's Russian Service on February 17, Semena stated that his personal opinions did not constitute a crime.
