Ukraine's president said there was a "real danger" Moscow would seize further territory after Sunday's referendum in Crimea, and accused "Kremlin agents" of orchestrating turmoil in the Russian-speaking east of his country. The country's acting leader, Oleksandr Turchynov, said there was every possibility Russia would advance deeper into Ukraine after the poll, condemned by the west as illegal.
The Guardian: Turchynov fears Russia could invade after Crimea referendum
Ukraine's acting leader, Oleksandr Turchynov, said there was every possibility Russia would advance deeper into Ukraine after the poll, condemned by the west as illegal.
