Trucks in Russia's controversial 'aid convoy' bound for rebel-held Ukraine are largely empty, despite Moscow's claims the fleet of trucks are crammed with desperately-needed aid. The convoy, which set off from the Russian capital on Aug. 12, was finally opened to photographers today, revealing that many of the vehicles are carrying nothing more than a few bags of food or boxes.
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A helicopter flies over trucks from a Russian humanitarian convoy parked on a field outside the town of Kamensk-Shakhtinsky in the Rostov region, Russia, on August 14, 2014.
