Russia left troops in Belarus after wargames - Ukraine


  • World
  • Friday, 29 Sep 2017

Chief of Staff of Ukraine's Armed Forces Viktor Muzhenko is seen onboard a helicopter with a mobile phone as he travels to inspect military exercises in the Donetsk region, Ukraine September 28, 2017. Picture taken September 28, 2017. REUTERS/Sergei Karazy

MELITOPOL, Ukraine (Reuters) - Russia has left troops behind after staging war games in Belarus despite promising not to, Ukraine's Commander in Chief Viktor Muzhenko told Reuters.

In an interview on a military plane on Thursday evening, Muzhenko said Russia has withdrawn only a few units from Belarus and had lied about how many of its soldiers were there in the first place.

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