Armed men, believed to be Russian servicemen, stand guard outside the naval headquarters after it was taken over by pro-Russian forces in Sevastopol, March 19, 2014. Credit: Reuters/Vasily Fedosenko
Ukraine Abandons Its Military Bases In Crimea -- Wall Street Journal
Military Personnel and Their Families Would Move to Mainland Ukraine
Ukraine is preparing to pull its remaining military personnel and their families from the breakaway region of Crimea, effectively conceding defeat after Russia said it would annex the strategic peninsula.
The diplomatic fallout threatened to spill into other hot spots as well, as Russia warned for the first time Wednesday that multiparty talks over Iran’s nuclear program could be jeopardized by the growing East-West divide.
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More News On Ukraine - Russian Military Movements -- March 20, 2014
Ukraine says it is preparing to leave Crimea -- Washington Post
Ukraine Military Concedes on Crimea as Russia Takes Hold -- Bloomberg Businessweek
Russia takes over Ukraine's military bases, officers -- USA Today
Ukraine orders its troops to leave Crimea, Russia offers better pay for them to change sides -- McClatchy News
Russian forces seize two Ukrainian bases in Crimea -- Reuters
Russian military starts aviation exercises in northwest -- Reuters
Russia to Begin Military Aviation Exercises in Regions Bordering Ukraine -- Interfax -- WSJ
Ukraine to Deploy More Troops on Border With Russia -- RIA Novosti
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