Taras Kuzio: The unthinkable happens in Europe as Russia invades Ukraine
Vasiliy Krutov, the comander of the anti-terrorist operation, talks to the protesters in Kramatorsk on April 15.
Russia has invaded Ukraine. This is the only conclusion to be reached from evidence that has built up in the past few days. Groups of armed men wearing soldiers’ uniforms and working in military formations have fanned out throughout Donetsk province (oblast), and to some extent the adjoining Luhansk province, taking over police stations, Ukrainian Security Service regional offices, and government buildings. Ukrainian security forces began what they labeled an anti-terrorist operation April 13 and casualties on both sides are beginning to mount.
