Kyiv sends note of protest to Moscow over involvement of Russian servicemen in Donbas conflict - source
The Ukrainian Foreign Ministry has sent a note of protest to Russia over the involvement of Russian military servicemen in the conflict in eastern Ukraine.
"An official note of protest was sent to the Russian Foreign Ministry's address today, because the detention of these two servicemen, Yerofeyev and Alexandrov, explicitly proves all those violations of international law that are being committed on Russia's part in the context of its aggression against Ukraine," Ukrainian Foreign Ministry Special Ambassador Dmytro Kuleba said at a news briefing in Kyiv on Tuesday.
The Ukrainian Security Service had announced earlier that it had detained two Russian citizens, Alexander Alexandrov and Yevgeny Yerofeyev, in the Luhansk region, claiming that they were Russian active military servicemen.
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