In Crimea, Many Signs Of Russia, Few Of Resistance

Posted on AllSides October 27, 2014

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Morning Edition host David Greene and producer Lauren Migaki traveled to Crimea to see what's changed since Russia sent troops in this spring and shortly afterward annexed the territory despite widespread international criticism.

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