Ukraine says it wants to take Russia to international courts over the annexation of Crimea. But what does that mean and how much satisfaction can Ukraine hope for? Here are five things to consider.
Russia's War Against Ukraine
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty: Can Kyiv take Russia to court?
Russian military intelligence special troops soldier trains during military exercises in the southern Russia's Volgograd region, on April 4, 2014. Russian troops deployed close to the Ukrainian border will return to base after completing their exercises, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said yesterday. NATO said earlier this week it had stepped back from a floated idea to reinforce the alliance's military presence in countries bordering Russia, preferring for now to suspend cooperation with Moscow and give more time to talks. AFP PHOTO / ANDREY KRONBERG
