Russia says foreign forces in Ukraine would be 'legitimate targets'

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MOSCOW: Russia would regard the deployment of any foreign military forces or infrastructure in Ukraine as foreign intervention and treat those forces as legitimate ​targets, the Foreign Ministry said on Monday, citing Minister Sergei Lavrov. The ministry’s comment, one of many it said were in response to questions put to Lavrov, also praised US President Donald Trump’s efforts