So Borodai is also in Moscow. That means both the Chair and the Prime Minister of the self-declared Donetsk People's Republic are there
— Daniel Sandford (@BBCDanielS) June 17, 2014
more #Ukrainians support joining @NATO.this year 47,3%,last year-35,3%."thanks" to #russia??
— Kateryna_Kruk (@Kateryna_Kruk) June 17, 2014
Correction: Luhansk ppl republic has claimed recognition by South Ossetia. South Ossetia isn't sure it has. http://t.co/0J5dxPSm5P
— Oliver Carroll (@olliecarroll) June 17, 2014
Excellent investigation into #Russia oligarch behind #Ukraine separatists: http://t.co/qoVblQYRr6 via @BloombergNews #Crimea #Donetsk
— Lucian Kim (@Lucian_Kim) June 17, 2014
#Kharkiv in #Ukraine to remove its Lenin statue & change streets named after Soviet leaders. http://t.co/Japt2kKKmP @richgalen
— Jake Jones (@JonesJakeThe) June 15, 2014
Kharkiv mayor @GennadyKernes returns to eastern #Ukraine from Israel today (where he went for treatment after being shot in April).
— Annabelle Chapman (@AB_Chapman) June 17, 2014
My God, Putin Khuilo now has its own Wikipedia entry! http://t.co/rucchorNic Has clearly been some frantic Rus/Ukr edits made to it too.
— Shaun Walker (@shaunwalker7) June 17, 2014
Депутат в ВР #Путин pic.twitter.com/1OkKbzHvkA
— Євромайдан (@Dbnmjr) June 17, 2014
Are these commanders the backbone of an emerging independent East Ukraine, or are they burgeoning warlords staking out their turf for whatever comes next?
Read the entire article here
Not Quiet on the Eastern Front. In actuality lines are blurred, but this #Ukraine conflict map a good start. @whitegl pic.twitter.com/iubSLF3mZu
— Alec Luhn (@ASLuhn) June 17, 2014