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By William Cohen and James Jones, Spiegel
[I]t’s important for our European friends to understand that discontent can, and does, flow in more than one direction.
By AFP and Reuters
From AFP: Belarussian President Alexander Lukashenko said Wednesday he would ask Russia to station up to 15 jets in his country in response to NATO’s moves over the Ukraine crisis.
By David E. Sanger, New York Times
All of the major combat commands in the United States military will soon have dedicated forces to conduct cyberattacks alongside their air, naval and ground capabilities
By Oleksandr V. Turchynov, New York Times
The Kremlin had a strategy designed to weaken Ukraine and its government by prying some regions away from Kiev’s control and establishing enclaves in the south and east similar to Transnistria in Moldova and Abkhazia and South Ossetia in Georgia.
By Editors of the Financial Times
The nations of the EU must stop their collective decline as a military power.
By Russian Foreign Ministry
Question: How has Moscow perceived NATO’s decision to suspend cooperation with Russia because of the situation in Ukraine, which was announced on the 5 March?
By Jon Kyl & Joseph Lieberman, Real Clear World
Russia’s actions in Ukraine also trouble Americans because of their implications for NATO allies and the United States’ common defense responsibilities.
By AFP
Fifteen years have passed since the Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland joined the NATO military alliance, a decision the ex-Soviet satellites now see as fortuitous given today’s Ukraine standoff between Russia and the West.
By James Kirkup, Telegraph
William Hague, the Foreign Secretary, has said that Russian aggression in Crimea should force Nato to rethink its defence cuts.
By BBC and Reuters
From BBC: Nato is to deploy reconnaissance planes in Poland and Romania to monitor the Ukrainian crisis.
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