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Russia and Belarus hold joint military exercises as diplomatic talks ramp back up
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CNN By Nathan Hodge, Tara John and Anna Chernova, CNN Russia and Belarus began 10 days of joint military drills Thursday amid ongoing diplomatic efforts to defuse the crisis over fears that the Kremlin is planning an incursion into Ukrainian territory.
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“Russia and Belarus have encountered unprecedented threats, the nature and, perhaps, concentration of which are, unfortunately, much larger and much more dangerous than before,” he told reporters....
CNN By Nathan Hodge, Tara John and Anna Chernova, CNN Russia and Belarus began 10 days of joint military drills Thursday amid ongoing diplomatic efforts to defuse the crisis over fears that the Kremlin is planning an incursion into Ukrainian territory.
Russia and Belarus launched joint military drills on Thursday that heightened tensions and added urgency to diplomatic efforts by NATO leaders to avert a
The joint exercises are not uncommon, but NATO has described the latest drills as Russia's biggest deployment to Belarus since the Cold War. Meanwhile, diplomatic efforts to resolve the Ukraine crisis talks continue.
NATO leaders condemn exercises, Kyiv denounces maneuvers as 'psychological pressure'; Kremlin insists Russian troops in Belarus will go home after the drill
Moscow has massed over 100,000 troops near Ukraine’s borders, but insists it has no plans to attack and will pull out troops from Belarus after the drills.
Russia is set to begin 10 days of military exercises with its ally Belarus as tensions remain high over a large build-up of troops along the Ukraine border.
Top Russian military commanders flew into neighboring Belarus on Wednesday for a large joint military exercise amid Western alarm that it could provide cover for a multipronged invasion of Ukraine.
Russia and Belarus began 10 days of joint military drills Thursday amid ongoing diplomatic efforts to defuse the crisis over fears that the Kremlin is planning an incursion into Ukrainian territory.
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