Putin Already Won In Ukraine

Indeed, the provisional army is made up of Crimea’s own home boys…in their apparently brand new uniforms bought from Russia.

As for Russian soldiers patrolling sensitive areas in Sevastopol and Crimea, CIA Director John Brennan briefed lawmakers today that Russia’s military movements in Ukraine is “permitted” under a 1997 treaty between the two neighbors that allows as many as 25,000 Russian troops in the Crimean region.

“The number of Russian troops that have surged onto the Ukrainian peninsula in recent days remains well below the 25,000 threshold,” Brennan affirmed.

The Crimean government, although it sacked the Kiev-based regional government, will remain part of Ukraine but will strengthen its autonomy as a “federated” republic.

Until the amended constitutional referendum is voted on at the end of March, Crimea remains a provisional autonomous government.

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