Russian Flags Raised at All Crimean Military Units. © AFP 2014/ Viktor Drachev
Russian Flags Raised At All Crimean Military Units -- RIA Novosti
MOSCOW, March 26 (RIA Novosti) - Russian flags have been raised at all military units in Crimea, less than a week after the Russian leader signed a decree finalizing the reunification of the former Ukrainian region, Russia's military chief said Wednesday.
As Crimea's reunification process began last week, all 193 military units in the predominantly Russian-ethnic region have replaced Ukrainian flags with Russian ones and applied to join the Russian armed forces.
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