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Russia Deploys S-400 Missiles to Crimea in Military Showdown with Ukraine

By Zero Hedge, November 29, 2018

Predictably the crisis that began on Sunday between Russia and Ukraine in the Kerch Strait is quickly worsening as Russia has announced plans to deploy more of its advanced S-400 surface-to-air missile systems to Crimea.

Video: British Special Forces in Ukraine. Alleged Chemical Weapons and Black Ops Against Donbass?

By Vesti News, November 28, 2018

On November 21, 2018,  a few days prior to the Kerch Strait Incident, the British Ministry of Defense confirmed that a new contingent of UK special forces were slated to be sent to Ukraine.

Drama in the Kerch Strait: Teasing the Russian Bear

By Pepe Escobar, November 28, 2018

The Kerch Strait connects the Sea of Azov with the Black Sea. To reach Mariupol, a key city in the Sea of Azov very close to the dangerous dividing line between Ukraine’s army and the pro-Russian militias in Donbass, the Ukrainian navy needs to go through the Kerch.

Video: Russia-Ukraine Black Sea Military Crisis: On the Brink of War?

By South Front, November 27, 2018

The existence or absence of the Ukrainian request to the Russians is irrelevant. The fact is that the Ukrainian warships violated Russian territorial waters threatening navigation in the area and provoking the Russian side.

Ukraine Provokes Russia to What End?

By Tony Cartalucci, November 27, 2018

Russia has seized three Ukrainian military vessels violating its territory near Russia’s newly completed Crimean Bridge. The incident is a clear provocation carried out by Kiev and possibly engineered by Kiev’s Western sponsors – particularly those in Washington and London.

Strategic Waterways and “The Kerch Strait Incident”: Towards Military Escalation?

By Prof Michel Chossudovsky, November 26, 2018

Will the Kerch Straits Incident lead to a process of military escalation? In recent developments (November 26), Russia has reopened the Kerch Strait to maritime navigation.

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