Russia says it has seen no proof its troops, arms entered Ukraine


MOSCOW (Reuters) - Moscow has been presented with no evidence of Russian soldiers and weapons entering east Ukraine despite Western accusations that Russia is reinforcing rebels there, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Wednesday.

He said pro-Russian separatists in eastern Ukraine hold more territory than assigned to them under a ceasefire agreement but that Russia has received assurances from them that they will retreat to a previously agreed separation line.

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