Moscow Accuses Kiev of Breaking Geneva Accords
Russian Foreign Minister accuses Ukraine of allowing 'extremists' to orchestrate events in Donetsk.
Russian Foreign Minister accuses Ukraine of allowing 'extremists' to orchestrate events in Donetsk.

Pro-Russian protestors clash again in Ukraine, amidst claims that military operations against separatists are temporarily suspended.

Amidst reports that pamphlets calling for Jews to 'register' are a hoax, Ukrainian PM vows to 'bring perpetrators to justice.'

Pro-Russian separatists insist that deal reached between Russia, West 'does not apply' to them.

Former Israeli ambassador to Russia, in special interview, lends credence to Ukrainian claims that Russia is behind protests.

As Yom Tov in the Diaspora ends Wednesday night, here is a summary of the biggest news stories to help our readers get up-to-date.

Armored Ukrainian vehicles have been seized by pro-Russian protestors, raising concerns of an all-out war over regional tensions.

After armed men storm government buildings, encourage uprising in Donetsk, Ukraine fights back; clashes kill one, injure 5.

Ukrainian Interior Minister insists that standoffs in three provinces over secession will end in 48 hours - by any means necessary.

Ousted President Viktor Yanukovych calls for vote in every district 'for Russia or for Ukraine.'

As concerns over other annexations snowball, Kiev chooses to oust military official.

Moscow, Kiev meet for the first time since Russia invaded Crimea. A lot is on the line, as the contents of the meeting remain unclear.

Criticism against US's handling of the Crimean invasion grows, as Mitt Romney declares Obama's judgement 'faulty' in broadcast.

John McCain calls Crimea 'captive nation,' accuses Russian president of lying about further takeovers.

Military takeover sparks media furor, just 24 hours after Russia annexes the peninsula. Are more takeovers to follow?

Kiev digs trenches, allots billions to defense fund, recruits volunteers as Russia moves to annex Crimea.

Russian president thumbs his nose at EU, US sanctions; bill still needs constitutional, parliamentary approval to annex.

Referendum vote leads to official declaration of Crimea as 'independent state' by Moscow. But what does that mean practically?

Obama warns Putin that the results of the referendum in Crimea will never be recognized, hints at possible sanctions.

Artillery, propoganda, and rumors pour into Crimea, hours before a crucial vote to decide its Ukrainian or Russian nationality.

Crimean parliament votes to join Russia, raising the stakes in Russia-Ukraine standoff.

Former Israeli ambassador to Russia tells Arutz Sheva: Believe it or not, but Putin is taking Obama's threats seriously.

U.S. President Obama phones Russian President Vladimir Putin, tells him Russia violated international law with its incursion into Ukraine.

Armed men take over the military airport in the Crimea region, as the White House warns Russia not to intervene in Ukraine.

Intervention in Ukraine would be ‘a grave mistake,’ US diplomat warns as Russian warplanes head for border.

Russia calls its ambassador to Ukraine back to Moscow for "consultations", cites "escalation of the situation."
