NATO: No sign of Russian pullout from Ukraine border

NATO is not seeing a Russian troop pullout from the border with Ukraine, the military alliance's chief has said. Speaking ahead of a Nato summit, Anders Fogh Rasmussen again stressed that the best way to solve the crisis was through "a political dialogue". Nato foreign ministers are due to discuss ways to help Ukraine and reassure allies in Eastern Europe at the meeting in Brussels. This comes after Russia's takeover last month of Ukraine's Crimea region.
Background:
Ukraine crisis: No sign of Russian troop pullout - NATO [BBC]
NATO plans more support for east Europeans worried by Crimea [Reuters]