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Ukraines Defense Minister Igor Tenyukh had earlier told the new governments first cabinet session that Russias armed forces had sent 30 armored personnel carriers and 6,000 additional troops into Crimea in a bid to help local pro-Kremlin militia gain broader independence from the new pro-EU leaders in Kiev.
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Ukraines Defense Minister Igor Tenyukh had earlier told the new governments first cabinet session that Russias armed forces had sent 30 armored personnel carriers and 6,000 additional troops into Crimea in a bid to help local pro-Kremlin militia gain broader independence from the new pro-EU leaders in Kiev.