MOSCOW - Interviews this week with captured Russian soldiers in Ukraine, as well as news reports in independent Russian newspapers about the burials of two paratroopers killed in combat, are raising new questions among Russians about the extent of their country's military involvement in Ukraine.
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Ludmila Hohlova, chairwoman of the Kostroma Board of Soldiers' Mothers, gestures on Aug. 28 near a checkpoint of the Russian paratroopers' base in Kostroma, some 350 kilometers outside Moscow.
