Russia Orders Troops Be Deployed to Rebel-Held Regions of Ukraine
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Russia Orders Troops , Be Deployed to Rebel-Held , Regions of Ukraine.
The BBC reports that Russian President
Vladimir Putin has ordered troops to be deployed
in two rebel-held regions of eastern Ukraine. .
The BBC reports that Russian President
Vladimir Putin has ordered troops to be deployed
in two rebel-held regions of eastern Ukraine. .
On February 21, Putin recognized Donetsk and Luhansk
as independent states, calling the contested
region an integral part of Russia's history. .
On February 21, Putin recognized Donetsk and Luhansk
as independent states, calling the contested
region an integral part of Russia's history. .
According to Russia, the troops, who
have not deployed yet, will serve
as "peacekeepers" in the regions. .
Russia has reportedly backed
the rebel-held states since 2014. .
While addressing the United Nations
Security Council, the United States
accused Russia of creating a pretext for war. .
While addressing the United Nations
Security Council, the United States
accused Russia of creating a pretext for war. .
In response to the move, several countries,
including the United States and Germany,
have announced sanctions on Moscow. .
In response to the move, several countries,
including the United States and Germany,
have announced sanctions on Moscow. .
The U.S. estimates that Russia
has amassed approximately
150,000 troops along Ukraine's borders. .
The BBC reports that Russia has been supporting
a rebellion in eastern Ukraine for the last eight years. .
The BBC reports that Russia has been supporting
a rebellion in eastern Ukraine for the last eight years. .
Approximately 14,000 people, including civilians, have died since fighting began in the region. .
Approximately 14,000 people, including civilians, have died since fighting began in the region. .
Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky called Russia's recognition of Donetsk and Luhansk a threat not only to the security of Ukraine, but other European nations, as well. .
Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky called Russia's recognition of Donetsk and Luhansk a threat not only to the security of Ukraine, but other European nations, as well.
The BBC reports that Russian President
Vladimir Putin has ordered troops to be deployed
in two rebel-held regions of eastern Ukraine. .
The BBC reports that Russian President
Vladimir Putin has ordered troops to be deployed
in two rebel-held regions of eastern Ukraine. .
On February 21, Putin recognized Donetsk and Luhansk
as independent states, calling the contested
region an integral part of Russia's history. .
On February 21, Putin recognized Donetsk and Luhansk
as independent states, calling the contested
region an integral part of Russia's history. .
According to Russia, the troops, who
have not deployed yet, will serve
as "peacekeepers" in the regions. .
Russia has reportedly backed
the rebel-held states since 2014. .
While addressing the United Nations
Security Council, the United States
accused Russia of creating a pretext for war. .
While addressing the United Nations
Security Council, the United States
accused Russia of creating a pretext for war. .
In response to the move, several countries,
including the United States and Germany,
have announced sanctions on Moscow. .
In response to the move, several countries,
including the United States and Germany,
have announced sanctions on Moscow. .
The U.S. estimates that Russia
has amassed approximately
150,000 troops along Ukraine's borders. .
The BBC reports that Russia has been supporting
a rebellion in eastern Ukraine for the last eight years. .
The BBC reports that Russia has been supporting
a rebellion in eastern Ukraine for the last eight years. .
Approximately 14,000 people, including civilians, have died since fighting began in the region. .
Approximately 14,000 people, including civilians, have died since fighting began in the region. .
Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky called Russia's recognition of Donetsk and Luhansk a threat not only to the security of Ukraine, but other European nations, as well. .
Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky called Russia's recognition of Donetsk and Luhansk a threat not only to the security of Ukraine, but other European nations, as well.