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US, NATO say Russia is building up troops near Ukraine, not withdrawing

The United States and NATO said Russia was still building up troops around Ukraine on Wednesday despite Moscow's insistence it was pulling back

A freight train transporting Russian military vehicles away from the Crimean peninsula towards the mainland, according to Russia
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A freight train transporting Russian military vehicles away from the Crimean peninsula towards the mainland, according to Russia

Reuters Moscow/Kyiv
The United States and NATO said Russia was still building up troops around Ukraine on Wednesday despite Moscow’s insistence it was pulling back, questioning President Vladimir Putin’s stated desire to negotiate a solution to the crisis.

In Ukraine, where people raised flags and played the national anthem to show unity against fears of an invasion, the government said a cyberattack that hit the defence ministry was the worst of its kind that the country had seen. It pointed the finger towards Russia, which denied involvement.

The Russian defence ministry said its forces were pulling back after exercises in southern and western military

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