Russian “Aid” Trucks Enter Ukraine Without Permission

August 22nd, 2014

Via: BBC:

A senior official in Kiev has accused Russia of invading Ukraine after Russian humanitarian aid lorries crossed the border without permission.

Russia began sending in its lorries, stranded at the border for more than a week, after formally accusing Ukraine of unreasonable obstruction.

Valentyn Nalyvaychenko, head of Ukraine’s SBU security service, said it was a “direct invasion”.

The aid is destined for civilians in the east Ukraine war zone.

Reports suggest the lorries are being escorted by rebel fighters.

The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) said it was not part of the convoy “in any way”.

Russia’s foreign ministry has warned Ukraine not to take any action against the convoy, without specifying the consequences.

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One Response to “Russian “Aid” Trucks Enter Ukraine Without Permission”

  1. Calm says:

    It is my understanding that the food trucks did not leave Ukraine empty.

    They were filled with parts and equipment from the armament manufacturing factories owned by Russia. Russia did not want to lose the equipment.

    Quite the plan I thought.

    Calm

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