Russian aid trucks pass Ukraine border post, with rebel escort


  • World
  • Friday, 22 Aug 2014

MOSCOW (Reuters) - About twenty trucks from a Russian aid convoy have crossed the Russia-Ukraine border and are heading in the direction of the Ukrainian city of Luhansk, a Reuters witness said.

He added that the trucks were accompanied by a small number of pro-Russian rebels. The trucks were previously in the no-man's land between the Russian and Ukrainian border posts, but have now moved past the Ukrainian border post.

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