Germany Sees ‘Signs’ Russia’s Backing Militias in Ukraine
Germany sees ‘signs’ Russia backing militias in Ukraine (via AFP) Germany said Monday there are many signs Russia is backing pro-Kremlin militias who have seized government buildings in eastern Ukraine, including the arms, uniforms and appearance of their members. Chancellor Angela Merkel’s spokeswoman said Berlin…
Germany said Monday there are many signs Russia is backing pro-Kremlin militias who have seized government buildings in eastern Ukraine, including the arms, uniforms and appearance of their members. Chancellor Angela Merkel’s spokeswoman said Berlin…
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