Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko will seek to warn Barack Obama this week that Russia’s attack against Georgia in 2008 poses a threat that European leaders still haven’t addressed. Yushchenko, who may meet President Obama in New York this week, said any revision of borders increases instability in eastern Europe and jeopardizes global security. He called for a demarcation of borders between Russia and Ukraine, which has been delayed by Russia.
Yushchenko Warns Obama of Russia’s Post-Georgia Security Threat
