Nine months have passed since Russia tried vainly to convince the international community that Ukraine’s military had mounted armed ‘incursions’ on Russian-occupied Ukrainian Crimea. At least four Ukrainians remain in custody, and Crimean Tatar Ridvan Suleymanov, is even on trial, although the one charge against him is vastly removed from the accusations of involvement in what Russia claimed was ‘Ukrainian State terrorism”.
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A man with his dog walks by a mural depicting Russian President Vladimir Putin in the Crimean city of Yalta, on Sept. 19, 2015.
