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Opinion: Why is Russia moving so fast?
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By John Lough (pictured), Associate Fellow, Russia and Eurasia Programme, Chatham HouseThe speed of Russia's actions in Ukraine has taken many by surprise. While the methods have been seen before – notably in Moldova and Georgia, where Moscow has openly backed separatist regimes with military and economic support – Russia's apparent backing of Crimea's
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