Re: [politics] A question

From: [email protected]
Date: Mon Mar 24 2014 - 07:53:04 EST


The marine base fell when it was stormed from two different directions

Two Sources:

http://www.rferl.org/contentlive/live-blog-crisis-in-ukraine/25287590.html

   A Ukrainian Defense Ministry spokesman says Russian troops
   forced their way inside a Ukrainian marine base in Feodosia
   early today. It was one of the few military facilities still
   flying the Ukrainian flag in Crimea. Reports said shots had
   been fired but there were no reports of injuries. A Ukrainian
   military spokesman in Crimea said the Russian troops had been
   assisted by military helicopters. Few other details were
   immediately available.

   09:04 Kyiv Time

   A few more details are trickling in regarding the storming
   of the marine base in Feodosia:

   Russian troops -- using stun grenades and firing automatic
   weapons -- forced their way inside a Ukrainian marine base
   in Feodosia early today.

   There were no reports of injuries.

   A Ukrainian military spokesman in Crimea, Vladislav Seleznyov,
   said the Feodosia compound is "full of Russian troops," who
   were assisted by helicopters and armored personnel carriers.

   Seleznyov said on his Facebook page that Russian forces tied
   up the hands of an unknown number of Ukrainian marines, who
   were then transported off the base. (Reuters, AFP, BBC, Channel 5)

   08:31 Kyiv Time

   Good morning. Reports are coming in that one of the few
   Crimean military installations still in Ukrainian hands
   has been stormed. RFE/RL's newsdesk has issued this item:

   A Ukrainian Defense Ministry spokesman says Russian troops
   forced their way inside a Ukrainian marine base in Feodosia
   early today.

   It was one of the few military facilities still flying the
   Ukrainian flag in Crimea.

   Reports said shots had been fired but there were no reports
   of injuries.

   A Ukrainian military spokesman in Crimea said the Russian
   troops had been assisted by military helicopters.

   Few other details were immediately available.

   Russia has been taking control of military bases across
   Crimea, and stormed two more Ukrainian military
   installations over the weekend.

   Yesterday, Russia's Defense Ministry said the Russian flag
   is now flying over 189 military installations in Crimea after
   Russian forces took control on of Belbek and another base at
   Novofedorovka, near Sevastopol, on March 22. (Reuters, Channel 5)

http://live.aljazeera.com/Event/Ukraine_liveblog

   01:14 EDT

   Russian troops seize Ukraine marine base in Crimea:

   A Ukraine marine base in Feodosia has been over-run by Russian
   troops, a Ukrainian serviceman has told Reuters news agency.

   First Lieutenant Anatoly Mozgovoy told Reuters on the phone from
   inside the base that there were shots fired and that the Ukrainian
   soldiers were unarmed. Asked if the base had been taken over, he
   said: "Yes".

   It brings to 190 the number of military sites under control of
   Russian forces.

   [Reuters]

   01:05 EDT

   Russian troops trying to seize Ukraine navy base in Crimea:

   Russian troops were trying to seize a Ukrainian naval base in
   Feodosia on Monday, one of the few military facilities still
   flying a Ukrainian flag in Crimea after Russia's annexation,
   a Ukrainian military spokesman said.

   Vladislav Seleznyov said Russian forces were trying to force
   their way in with the help of helicopters. A soldier inside
   the base confirmed they were under attack.

   [Reuters]

Fran Ponomarenko wrote:
>
> I saw a good deal though not all, and did not see any big politico.
>
> If anyone knows what is going on with the marines, please inform. There is
> a press conference now showing on espreso, and I do not understand what has
> happened. Some have hone to the Russians, but things are not clear.
>
> On Monday, 24 March 2014, <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > I was unable to watch all of the Maidan gathering yesterday, just the
> > beginning and a bit of the end.
> >
> > Question: Was there any important politico, either in the government or
> > not (like Klychko, Yulka et al..) who came? The Minister of Foreign
> > Affairs, and the Minister of Culture (the ex-MC of the Maidan) I saw. But
> > was there anybody else?
> >
> >
>

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