State releases images it says show Russia fired on Ukraine
- 10 years ago
The U.S. State Department says it has new images implicating Russia in the Ukrainian conflict.
The images, released Sunday, appear to show what the U.S. says are artillery strikes originating on the Russian side of the border.
One image purports to show impact crators around Ukrainian military locations.
The State Department says the images are proof that Russian-backed separatists inside Ukraine also fired on the Ukrainian military, using weapons supplied by Russia.
Russia says there has been no evidence of military violations and that it has not supplied weapons to rebels..
The images span from July 20th to July 26th.
The images, released Sunday, appear to show what the U.S. says are artillery strikes originating on the Russian side of the border.
One image purports to show impact crators around Ukrainian military locations.
The State Department says the images are proof that Russian-backed separatists inside Ukraine also fired on the Ukrainian military, using weapons supplied by Russia.
Russia says there has been no evidence of military violations and that it has not supplied weapons to rebels..
The images span from July 20th to July 26th.