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In reply to the discussion: Russia vows no Ukraine invasion as leaders seek solution [View all]muriel_volestrangler
(105,562 posts)15. He should have a word with the deputy head of the FSB
who seems to think Russia can interfere in eastern Ukraine how it wants:
Moscow faces growing threats from the United States and its allies, who are trying to weaken Russia's influence on Ukraine, a senior security official was quoted as telling President Vladimir Putin on Friday.
"There has been a sharp increase in external threats to the state. The lawful desire of the peoples of Crimea and eastern Ukrainian regions is causing hysteria in the United States and its allies," Interfax quoted Alexander Malevany, deputy head of the Federal Security Service, as saying.
He said Russia was taking "offensive counter-intelligence and intelligence measures" to blunt Western efforts to "weaken Russian influence in a region that is of vital importance", Interfax reported.
http://uk.reuters.com/article/2014/03/28/uk-ukraine-crisis-russia-security-idUKBREA2R0QZ20140328
"There has been a sharp increase in external threats to the state. The lawful desire of the peoples of Crimea and eastern Ukrainian regions is causing hysteria in the United States and its allies," Interfax quoted Alexander Malevany, deputy head of the Federal Security Service, as saying.
He said Russia was taking "offensive counter-intelligence and intelligence measures" to blunt Western efforts to "weaken Russian influence in a region that is of vital importance", Interfax reported.
http://uk.reuters.com/article/2014/03/28/uk-ukraine-crisis-russia-security-idUKBREA2R0QZ20140328
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Ukrainian political polls? Feel free to show one with the "fascisits" on top-U more likely mean
EX500rider
Mar 2014
#8
Is Oleh Tyahnybok running Ukraine? Funny I don't see his name listed as being a Cabinet Minister
MNBrewer
Mar 2014
#40
He is the leader of the right-wing to far-right All-Ukrainian Union "Svoboda" political party
Lars28
Mar 2014
#41
Just what they have been saying all along. Certainly the Pres needed to be cautious
newthinking
Mar 2014
#22
If we are intellectually honest, Russia has a track record of generally doing as they are saying
newthinking
Mar 2014
#23
We'll just hold our finger over the reset button. If they start to move, RESET!
Pterodactyl
Mar 2014
#12
Russia broke its pledge made when Ukraine gave up nuclear weapons; a pledge not to invade Ukraine.nt
Bernardo de La Paz
Mar 2014
#17