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March 3rd, 2014
10:54 PM ET
24 hours of tension in Ukraine
Gunmen on the streets, tanks on the ground and plenty of uncertainty in the air. Anderson takes a look back at the last 24 hours in Ukraine. He speaks to men in Kiev who say they are ready to go to the front lines and fight Russia.
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Russian troops were legally, i.e. by agreement, in the Crimea before the Ukraine crisis began. Does anyone have any evidence that Russia has actually “invaded” the Crimea, meaning that is has moved in troops that were not legally there before the crisis, i.e. that the troops you have been showing as being present in the Crimea were not there before the Crisis? If so, I have not seen that evidence presented by our press or our government. I have only heard that asserted in sophomoric language shouted loudest by those who supported the invasion of a sovereign country, Iraq, under the pretext that there were WMDs there, for which there was no credible, only doctored evidence when the invasion occurred.
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