No surprise. Why should they? Or anybody else?
"Volunteer help" is another issue altogether.
But first Ukraine must establish a defense perimeter and show that
they can fight.
This might happen if the Russians keep pushing. Right now, no clear
signal of that except in the Crimea.
Keep watch on how the Luhansk situation develops. Right now the legal
regional assembly has rebelled against Kyiv (probably under duress).
They seem to want a referendum even sooner than the Crimea.
An answer is required as to why the police allowed this to happen.
There was no resistance to the assault by the pro-Russian radicals.
Minister Avakov is back in the hot seat...
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