Seven years after Russia first invaded Ukraine and annexed Crimea, Moscow is visibly massing military forces along the common border.
Ken Calvert: “Seven years after Russia first invaded Ukraine and annexed Crimea, Moscow is visibly massing military forces along the…”
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Calvert discusses Russia's military buildup near Ukraine and its implications.
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