Obama's Ukraine policy at crossroads as fighting rages on

By Warren Strobel, Matt Spetalnick and Lesley Wroughton
  • World

  • Monday, 09 Feb 2015

(The story deletes extraneous words in paragraph 29; fixes wording in paragraph 31)

WASHINGTON/MUNICH (Reuters) - Russian-backed rebels' violent offensive in eastern Ukraine leaves President Barack Obama with perplexing and urgent choices, but aides say he will exercise his typical caution in deciding his next move.

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