Ukraine crisis: Nato sees 'significant' Russian troop pullback

[Perspicuo]

Ukraine crisis: Nato sees 'significant' Russian troop pullback
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-29342463

Nato says it has observed a "significant" withdrawal of Russian troops from eastern Ukraine, but adds that some forces still remain there.

Lt Col Jay Janzen says it is difficult to determine the number of soldiers in Ukraine, as pro-Russian separatists control several border crossings.

Moscow denies arming the rebels and sending Russian troops to the Donetsk and Luhansk regions.

UN officials say 3,245 people have been killed since fighting began in April.

A shaky ceasefire has held since 5 September, and the two sides have since agreed to set up a 30km (19 miles) buffer zone.

But there were reports of overnight shelling in Donetsk, Avdiivka and Debaltseve.

 

[thief of fire]

What evidence was there of Russian troops in Eastern Ukraine?

 

[barbos]

Russian news says this whole story is kinda fake.
Basically they don't know who the source of this "information" is.
Yes, it's Jay Janzen, but who the fuck is he? that's basically an attitude of Russian Media.

 

[lpetrich]

Seems like this is what the Bay of Pigs invasion would have been like if it had been more successful. US politicians sticking to their story that it was a gringo-free operation -- Cuban patriots retaking their country.