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                    [Title] => 'Obama calls 6 world leaders on Ukraine crisis'
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US President Barack Obama called six world leaders on Saturday to discuss the ongoing crisis in Ukraine, the White House said.

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MOSCOW (AP) - Russian President Dmitry Medvedev pledged yesterday to withdraw Russian troops from key areas of Georgia after 200 European Union monitors are deployed later this month.

However, the Russian agreement to pull out all the troops occuping regions surrounding the disputed territories of South Ossetia and Abkhazia hinged on Georgia's acceptance of a reworked cease-fire deal.

Yesterday, Russian soldiers blocked international aid convoys from visiting Georgian villages and the ambassadors of Sweden, Latvia and Estonia said they also were barred last week from visiting villages beyond Russian checkpoints.

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US President Barack Obama called six world leaders on Saturday to discuss the ongoing crisis in Ukraine, the White House said.

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MOSCOW (AP) - Russian President Dmitry Medvedev pledged yesterday to withdraw Russian troops from key areas of Georgia after 200 European Union monitors are deployed later this month.

However, the Russian agreement to pull out all the troops occuping regions surrounding the disputed territories of South Ossetia and Abkhazia hinged on Georgia's acceptance of a reworked cease-fire deal.

Yesterday, Russian soldiers blocked international aid convoys from visiting Georgian villages and the ambassadors of Sweden, Latvia and Estonia said they also were barred last week from visiting villages beyond Russian checkpoints.

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