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Senator Suggests Recalling Russia Ambassador over Obama Speech
The Ukrainian parliament in Kiev has formed a new government while the Autonomous Republic of Crimea, home to a Russian majority, has announced plans to hold a referendum on its future amid ongoing turmoil following last week’s violence in Kie
crazyewok
Wow things are heating up.
Look like we will have trust Obama and Kerry to defuse the situati...........O CRAP WE ARE ALL SCREWED!............
*goes off to parctce the duck and cover routine*edit on 1-3-2014 by crazyewok because: (no reason given)
Spruce
Just FYI, the Cold War never ended. Anyone who thinks it did doesn't understand what's been going on.
Russia's upper house of parliament will ask President Vladimir Putin to recall Moscow's ambassador from the United States, the chamber's speaker said on Saturday.
Valentina Matviyenko, the head of the Federation Council, asked the Council's Committee on Foreign Affairs to draw up a proposal setting out the demands to Putin.
deviant300
LIVE UPDATES FOR RT
Senator Suggests Recalling Russia Ambassador over Obama Speech
The Ukrainian parliament in Kiev has formed a new government while the Autonomous Republic of Crimea, home to a Russian majority, has announced plans to hold a referendum on its future amid ongoing turmoil following last week’s violence in Kie
**BREAKING NEWS** Senator Suggests Recalling Russia Ambassador over Obama Speech
You can find the relevant information and I will update this thread when further updates come in.
edit on 1-3-2014 by _BoneZ_ because: Fixed link.
Xcathdra
REcall them all, from both sides.
AngryCymraeg
Xcathdra
REcall them all, from both sides.
That would be very, very dangerous. You need clear lines of communication in cases like this. No mistakes can be made.
Xcathdra
Ukraine has a right to repel the invasion and has a right to request assistance in that.edit on 1-3-2014 by Xcathdra because: (no reason given)
KIEV, March 2 (RIA Novosti) – Ukraine appealed for assistance from NATO on Saturday, asking it to use all possible measures to ensure its territorial integrity and protect its people.
The call came hours after Russia’s parliament approved the deployment of military forces in Ukraine, in response to what Moscow claims is the threat being leveled against its servicemen and Russian citizens in the southern Crimea Peninsula.
Authorities in Ukraine have sounded the alarm over what they are calling an unwarranted act of aggression.
In addition to asking for NATO’s protection, Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Andrei Deshchitsa urged the trans-Atlantic military alliance to aid it in securing nuclear facilities based in Ukraine, local news agency UNN reported.
The North Atlantic Council, NATO’s main governing body, was to hold an extraordinary meeting on Sunday to discuss events in Ukraine, the military bloc’s secretary general, Anders Fogh Rasmussen, said on Twitter.
Russia has adopted increasingly combative rhetoric on Ukraine ever since an opposition movement in the country last week toppled President Viktor Yanukovych after weeks of sometimes violent protests.
Moscow accuses the West of backing the Ukrainian uprising, which it says has been directed by violent and politically extremist radicals.
On Saturday, Russian deputy Foreign Minister Grigory Karasin expressed the hope that the international community would apply pressure on Kiev to normalize the situation.
AngryCymraeg
Xcathdra
REcall them all, from both sides.
That would be very, very dangerous. You need clear lines of communication in cases like this. No mistakes can be made.
A White House official emailed some reporters to say that President Obama's team met today to discuss the ongoing situation on Ukraine. It appears President Obama did not attend.
"The President's national security team met today to receive an update on the situation in Ukraine and discuss potential policy options. We will provide further updates later this afternoon," reads the full statement.