KIEV, Nov 2 — Ukraine has denied reports of a Russian military build-up near its eastern border that raised fears of a new escalation in fighting with pro-Moscow separatists. Videos posted on social media in recent days showed Russian military trains and truck convoys moving tanks and missiles in...
KIEV, Nov 2 — Ukraine has denied reports of a Russian military build-up near its eastern border that raised fears of a new escalation in fighting with pro-Moscow separatists.
The ministry said the published videos could be an “element of special informational and psychological actions” and showed a planned movement of troops after a Russian military exercise. The Ukrainian army is locked in a simmering conflict with pro-Russian separatists that erupted after Moscow annexed Crimea in 2014.
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