How Putin’s Special Unit ‘Spetsnaz’ Helped Invade Crimea In 2014 & How Russia May Use It In Ukraine

NATO has said that Russia has embedded its special Spetsnaz elite unit in the Russia-Belarus joint military drills. While both the sides continue to find a diplomatic solution, Russia has continued its military activity near the Ukrainian border. However, with over 127,000 Russian troops surrounding Ukraine, the outlook for a peaceful settlement appears bleak. The vaunted Russian special forces have disrupted Ukraine once during Moscow’s operation in Crimea in 2014. Experts fear that Russia may use its elite forces to conduct disruptive operations against the Ukrainian forces.
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