Obama: Facts on the ground in Crimea are deeply troubling

Name: Obama: Facts on the ground in Crimea are deeply troubling
Uploaded: 2014-03-03T20:07:06Z
Duration: P383S
Description: Amid his meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, President Barack Obama made several remarks on the ongoing crisis in Ukraine, calling Russia's advances in Crimea a violation of international law and Ukrainian sovereignty. Mr. Obama added: "My interest is seeing the Ukrainian people being able to determine their own destiny."

Clip: 03/03/2014 | 6m 23s

Amid his meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, President Barack Obama made several remarks on the ongoing crisis in Ukraine, calling Russia's advances in Crimea a violation of international law and Ukrainian sovereignty. Mr. Obama added: "My interest is seeing the Ukrainian people being able to determine their own destiny."

Aired: 03/03/14

Rating: NR

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Obama: Facts on the ground in Crimea are deeply troubling

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