Merkel challenges Putin after Ukraine crash but wary on further sanctions


  • World
  • Friday, 18 Jul 2014

BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's Angela Merkel challenged Moscow's attempt to pin the downing of a Malaysian airliner on Ukraine, pointing to Russia as a source of separatists' weapons.

But she said it was too soon to talk about retaliatory measures.

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