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Russian troops 'overrun Crimea's Feodosia naval base' Russian troops 'overrun Crimea's Feodosia naval base'
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Russian troops have seized control of a Crimean naval base at Feodosia, the third such attack in 48 hours, Ukrainian officials have told the BBC.Russian troops have seized control of a Crimean naval base at Feodosia, the third such attack in 48 hours, Ukrainian officials have told the BBC.
Defence spokesman Vladislav Seleznyov said the Russians attacked the base from two directions using automatic weapons and stun grenades. Defence spokesman Vladislav Seleznyov said the Russians attacked the base from two directions using armoured personnel carriers and stun grenades.
He said they rounded up the Ukrainians and tied the hands of their officers.He said they rounded up the Ukrainians and tied the hands of their officers.
Russia has taken over most of Ukraine's military bases in Crimea, tightening its grip on the peninsula.Russia has taken over most of Ukraine's military bases in Crimea, tightening its grip on the peninsula.
A soldier at the Feodosia base told Reuters news agency that shots had been fired and confirmed that the base had been taken over.A soldier at the Feodosia base told Reuters news agency that shots had been fired and confirmed that the base had been taken over.
Feodosia was one of the last remaining bases under Kiev's control, but had been surrounded by Russian forces for some time, says the BBC's Mark Lowen in Crimea's capital Simferopol. The BBC's Mark Lowen in Crimea says that Russian troops are now in complete control and the Ukrainian soldiers have been taken away.
Overnight on Friday two other military bases were stormed and seized. Feodosia was one of the last remaining bases under Kiev's control, but had been surrounded by Russian forces for some time, our correspondent in Crimea's capital Simferopol.
The Interfax news agency earlier reported that Russian flags were hoisted at 189 Ukrainian military units and facilities in Crimea. Two other military bases were stormed and seized on Friday.
Russian defence officials said earlier that the tricolour of Russia had been hoisted at 189 Ukrainian military units and facilities in Crimea.
In other developments:In other developments:
Russia annexed Crimea following a Moscow-backed referendum in the area on 16 March.
Moscow's move came after protesters overthrew pro-Kremlin President Viktor Yanukovych in February.
The Kremlin said it had acted to protect its "compatriots" in Crimea from "fascists" moving in from the mainland Ukraine.
The US and EU have responded with a series of sanctions targeting those individuals including senior officials that they accuse of involvement in Crimea's annexation.
Meanwhile there is still no confirmation of the whereabouts of Colonel Yuli Mamchur, the commander of Belbek base, which fell on Saturday.
He was taken by Russian forces reportedly to a military prison. The interim Ukrainian President has demanded his immediate release.
Are you in the region? Email haveyoursay@bbc.co.uk adding 'Ukraine' in the subject and include your contact details.Are you in the region? Email haveyoursay@bbc.co.uk adding 'Ukraine' in the subject and include your contact details.