of cambridge on the last leg of a caribbean tour that s attracted crowds and some controversy. they were met with real enthusiasm on the ground at every stop they made, but the wider perception of some engagements was not so positive. and we meet the deaf actor troy kotsur tipped for oscar success this weekend, as he returns to the deaf school inspired by his hollywood debut. the russian military have signalled they are shifting the focus of their campaign in ukraine and will concentrate their efforts on the east of the country. it s being seen as a scaling back of the kremlin s war aims. and it comes as ukrainian
As part of a cyberwar against the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the decentralized international activist and hacktivist collective Anonymous managed to take down the official website of the Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Russian President Vladimir Putins war with Ukraine is not going as per the plan due to Kremlins overconfidence, poor tactical planning, and shock at the fierce resistance put up by brave Ukrainians fighting for national survival, Daily Mail reported.
matter to the united states? well, we are supporting the choice of the people of ukraine to have a free and a fair government. these demonstrations that began in late november were first against yanukovych s decision to turn away from a trade agreement with europe but quickly morphed into demonstrations against the increasingly authoritarian rule that mr. yanukovych was opposing with the approval of mr. putin. that is our interest, to help the ukrainian people decide their own future. mr. putin does not want a ukraine which is a democracy, interested in good relations with europe. and the crisis we re seeing in crimea, this naked aggression by the kremlin s because mr. putin is unhappy that the youkian people threw out mr. yanukovych. all right. but how much might it matter if a majority of the people in crimea want to secede from ukraine? what are the international norms on something like this?