Ukrainian president Petro Poroshenko has arrived in the beleaguered port city of Mariupol, vowing not to concede land to anyone. "This is our Ukrainian land and we will not give it up to anybody," he wrote on his Twitter account. "They thought they would frighten me. But no-one is afraid of them!" Mr Poroshenko has also ordered the reinforced defence of Mariupol with tanks, rocket launchers and aerial...
Ukraine leader visits frontline city amid 'shaky' ceasefire
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