Οι πρεσβευτές του ΝΑΤΟ συνεδριάζουν για την Ουκρανία

epa04104748 Unidentified armed man in military uniform stands near the building of Crimea autonomy parliament in Simferopol, Ukraine, 01 March 2014. The armed men, described by Interior Minister Arsen Avakov as Russian naval forces, took control at 28 February, of the airports in Simferopol and near the port of Sevastapol where the Russian Black Sea Fleet has a base. Russia said it had neither deployed troops nor had any role in blockading the airport. Russian lawmakers have urged President Vladimir Putin to take measures to stabilize the situation in Crimea and protect the Russian-majority population. The speaker of the upper house of parliament, Valentina Matviyenko, said Moscow hasn't ruled out the use of limited armed forces on the peninsula, according to the Interfax news agency, but that the final decision was Putin's. Crimea's pro-Russian new prime minister Sergei Aksyonov on 01 March asked Moscow for help in the simmering conflict on the Black Sea peninsula, while declaring he was in control of all law enforcement agencies. EPA/MAXIM SHIPENKOV