Russia's War Against Ukraine
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Paul Goble: Poroshenko ally says Moscow preparing revolts in major Ukrainian cities
A girl places flowers on Feb. 23 above the pictures of two people killed by a bomb on Feb. 22 in the northeastern Ukrainian city of Kharkiv.
STAUNTON – Having been slowed by Ukrainian resistance and hope to use the Minsk Accords to avoid new sanctions, Moscow is planning to spark uprisings in major Ukrainian cities in March and April before beginning a major military attack on the country in May, according to Yuri Lutsenko, head of the Poroshenko faction in the Verkhovna Rada or Ukrainian parliament.
