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Russia calling troops in Ukraine peacekeepers is 'nonsense': US envoy

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"He (Putin) has since announced that he will place Russian troops in these regions. He calls them peacekeepers. This is nonsense. We know what they really are," says US ambassador to the United Nations Linda Thomas-Greenfield. SOUNDBITE

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