“I would call the concentration of troops on the border an exaggeration.” (Photo: James Park)
“I would call the concentration of troops on the border an exaggeration.” (Photo: James Park)
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“I would call the concentration of troops on the border an exaggeration.” (Photo: James Park)
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“There are constant trainings that are conducted in various parts of the Russian territory.” (Photo: James Park)
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“It’s not in our interest to have protracted conflict at our border.” (Photo: James Park)
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Khamenei.ir / Dhārmikatva
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Shown here are Russians demanding their government ”bring Russian troops home” from Ukraine in 2013, before Russia invaded Crimea. (Photo: Dhārmikatva)
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Vladimir Putin, left, Gazprom management committee chairman Alexei Miller, centre, and China National Petroleum Corporation chairman Zhou Jiping in 2014 after China and Russia signed a 30-year gas deal worth $40 billion. (Photo: Kremlin)
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This pro-Ukrainian rally took place near the Shevchenko Monument in Simferopol during the Russian military intervention in Ukraine in 2014. (Photo: Devlet Geray)
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Shown here is the failed 1991 Soviet coup d’état attempt, also known as the August Coup, which was an effort made by Soviet communist hardliners to take control away from Mikhail Gorbachev. (Photo: David Broad)
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This pro-Ukrainian rally took place near the Shevchenko Monument in Simferopol during the Russian military intervention in Ukraine in 2014. (Photo: Devlet Geray)
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Alexey Druzhinin / Premier.gov.ru
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In 2010, Vladimir Putin arrived at the 14th International Biker Rally in Sevastopol, Crimea, riding a Harley tricycle decorated with the Russian and Ukrainian flags. At the time, he was prime minister of Russia. (Photo: Premier.gov.ru)
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Yuryi Abramochkin
