EuropeCrimea in Chaos and CrisisBreakdownAs Ukraine’s shockwaves hit the autonomous region, pro-Russian gunmen took over the local parliament and clashed in the streets with Tatar opponents of the deposed Viktor Yanukovych. Updated Jul. 12, 2017 12:55PM EDT / Published Feb. 28, 2014 5:45AM EST Baz Ratner/Reuters Sean Gallup/Getty Sean Gallup/Getty Sean Gallup/Getty Sean Gallup/Getty LOUISA GOULIAMAKI/Getty GENYA SAVILOV/Getty LOUISA GOULIAMAKI/Getty LOUISA GOULIAMAKI/Getty Sean Gallup/Getty Sean Gallup ANTON PEDKO/Landov Sean Gallup/Getty Sean Gallup/Getty LOUISA GOULIAMAKI/Getty LOUISA GOULIAMAKI/Getty Sean Gallup/Getty STRINGER/Landov STRINGER/Landov Sean Gallup/Getty Sean Gallup/Getty Baz Ratner/Reuters Bulent Doruk/Anadolu Agency/Getty Baz Ratner/Reuters Baz Ratner/Reuters Bulent Doruk/Anadolu Agency/Getty Viktor Drachev/AFP/Getty Viktor Drachev/AFP/Getty Baz Ratner/Reuters
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