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The Russian annexation of Crimea

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20 February – 26 March 2014

18th of March 2014 - Crimea is officially incorporated into the Russian Federation

On the 27th of February, masked "little green men" or troops without insignia deposed the Crimean Supreme Council and seized numerous strategic locations such as the port of Sevastopol. The relatively bloodless takeover resulted in skyrocketing approval rates for the Russian President Vladimir Putin.

This source is an op-ed hosted by Aljazeera.com and provides insight on the "realpolitik" behind the scenes in the Crimean crisis. The article was written by a freelance journalist based in Riga, Lithuania with likely some pro-NATO sentiment.

March 24th 2014 - Russia is suspended from the G8 Summit

This article was a report written by CNN which contains direct footage from the G8 (Now G7) Summit voting in a resolution to suspend Russia's participation as a result of actions in Ukraine. This information was gathered through news media outlets as well as official statements by the governments of respective parties to inform a reader about current events around the world.

April 6th - War in Donbass

On April 6th pro-Russian protestors organized a separatist movement and declared the formation of the Donetsk and Luhansk People's Republics.

This article was written by Steven Pifer who is a nonresident senior fellow who studies foreign policy and is a member of the Center for 21st Century Security and Intelligence. Most of the information presented is written in the style of an op-ed commentary and intersperses factual events with interpretations of geopolitical context.

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