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Who's in Charge in Crimea?
The New York Times reports that "armed men of uncertain allegiance" took up position at two airports in Ukraine's Crimean region today.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readThe New York Times reports that "armed men of uncertain allegiance" took up position at two airports in Ukraine's Crimean region today. At a news conference in Russia, Viktor Yanukovych claimed that he's still President, adding this about Vladimir Putin, "I think that Russia should and must act, and knowing the character of Vladimir Putin, I am surprised why he is, until now he is still so restrained and not talking." The Times' Moscow correspondent, Andrew Kramer, joins us today from Kiev, Ukraine's capital city.
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- 42:58Is Fact Worth More than Fiction at the Oscars?