Friday, March 28, 2014

President Obama Tells Russia To "Move Back Those Troops" From The Ukraine Border



Obama Calls On Putin To Move Troops From Ukraine Border -- CBS

President Obama, in an interview in Rome with "CBS Evening News" anchor and managing editor Scott Pelley, said Russia must take steps now to reduce tensions over Ukraine.

"It's well known and well acknowledged that you've seen a range of troops massing along that border under the guise of military exercises. But these are not what Russia would normally be doing. And, you know, it may simply be an effort to intimidate Ukraine or it may be that they've got additional plans," Mr. Obama said.

To resolve and de-escalate the situation right now, Mr. Obama said Russia needs "to move back those troops and to begin negotiations directly with the Ukrainian government, as well as the international community."

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2 comments:

  1. Wil putin obey? Or does he want a war?

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  2. The Russian government is not going to 'obey' the U.S. President. And I do not see the U.S. rushing to defend Ukraine in the event that the situation in that country collapses. There will be no war .... but there could be conflict within Ukraine that may result in a Russian intervention. And the reaction from the West .... sanctions and diplomatic isolation of Russia.

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