Pro-Russian forces control all Crimea's borders and military bases

More than 11,000 pro-Russian forces control all access to Ukraine’s Crimean peninsula and have blockaded all military bases that have not yet surrendered, Crimea’s new leader said.

Pro-Russian forces control all Crimea's borders and military bases
Thu, 06 Mar, 2014 - 08:31

[comment] Russian soldiers fire warning shots in a stand-off with Ukrainians on March 4.[/comment]

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