Joseph Biden: Russia to face isolation for supporting terrorists

Moscow should stop supporting the people seizing administration buildings in Ukraine.

Moscow will face further international isolation if it continues its policy.

US Vice President Joe Biden said it to journalists after talks with Ukrainian PM Arseniy Yatsenyuk in Kyiv on Tuesday, April 22, Interfax-Ukraine reports.

“No nation should threaten its neighbors by amassing troops along the border. No nation should stoke instability in its neighbour's country. We call on Russia stop supporting men hiding behind masks and unmarked uniforms sowing unrest in eastern Ukraine. We have been clear that more provocative behavior by Russia will lead to more costs and to greater isolation,” Biden said.

The US Vice President earlier met with interim president of Ukraine Oleksandr Turchynov, who said Russia did not implement the Geneva agreements.

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