How about Russian servicemen who were captured in Luhansk region some time ago? Erofeev and Aleksandrov.
I believe there are very probably Russian troops in the area, and on active duty.
I'd be amazed if there weren't.
However, apart from Russia, no one says otherwise so there's no point to debate.
What about Americans over there?
Indofred, isn't it lovely to watch how Americans and a Ukrainian "patriot" are discussing if there are Russian troops in Ukraine or not. Especially when Ukrainian "patriot" can't wait to sell his Motherland and million people living there just
for 30 silver coins for chimerical European integration and when American "ears" are sticking out of each hole in Ukraine since they initiated, encouraged and sponsored the violent overthrow of elected government. Supplying official Kiev with weapons, having American "instructors" (who can always become troops), private military companies (Blackwater, etc.), and 100% controlled by Washington Ukrainian government (which wouldn't even fart without a permit from Washington), they are blaming Russia for "aggression". I find it amazing, you?
Russia and Ukraine (and Belarus) are the same people, they used to live together
for centuries in the country called
Kiev Russia and
25 years ago have been split by 3 crooks (Yeltsin, Kravchuk, Shushkevitch) with Washington's blessing. If Russian troops are there it makes sense, what doesn't make sense: what Americans are doing in Ukraine?