Russia's War Against Ukraine
OP-ED
The Jamestown Foundation: Security service suspects Moscow behind explosions shaking Ukrainian Cities
Municipal service worker cleans trash after an explosion near the volunteer center on Jan.16 in Odesa.
Although, for now, the ceasefire agreements reached in February 2015 appear to be mostly holding in eastern Ukraine, nationwide feelings of anxiety and stress persist. This is not only due to the fear that Vladimir Putin may restart the war in May, but also due to the growing challenge of petty terrorism. In various cities across the country, incidents of small explosive devices unexpectedly going off at night have sowed uncertainty and panic.
