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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 2015

Page

9

Rebels reject Minsk accord and press offensive in Donetsk

Pro-Russian rebels in Donetsk reject the September Minsk peace deal and launch a multi-front offensive to push Ukrainian troops back toward the region’s border. Leader Alexander Zakharchenko vows no more cease-fire talks as Basurin tempers the Minsk stance. The move follows renewed Western-led efforts to revive the cease-fire amid ongoing heavy fighting and rising civilian casualties.

Donetsk Ukraine Alexander Zakharchenko Zakharchenko Minsk Russia France Germany U.N. Human Rights Agency Berlin Eduard Basurin Basurin Organization For Security and Cooperation In Europe Luhansk NATO U.S Philip Breedlove

Saudi names Salman king to unite royal line

Saudi Arabia appoints Salman bin Abdul Aziz Al Saud as king after the death of Abdullah. A veteran diplomat and defense minister since 2011, Salman faces a youthful population and rising expectations while nursing health concerns. Crown prince Muqrin named next ruler, as the Al Saud dynasty contemplates a generational shift.

Dubai United Arab Emirates Saudi Arabia Salman bin Abdul-Aziz al Saud Riyadh Salman Abdullah United States Syria Abdul-Aziz al Saud al Saud Muqrin

Prayers, ransom deadline in Japanese hostages tale

Tokyo prayers marked the day for two Japanese captives held by Islamic State linked militants demanding a 200 million dollar ransom. The 72 hour deadline set by the militants expired with uncertainty over the hostages fate.

Tokyo Islamic State Group Kenji Goto Haruna Yukawa Shinzo Abe Syria

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