Russia's 'humanitarian' Ukraine mission is likely prelude to invasion, NATO warns

Early Tuesday, Russia said it has sent a convoy of about 280 trucks carrying food, medicine, and other supplies toward the Ukraine border. The destination is the Ukrainian city of Luhansk, controlled by pro-Russia separatists and under siege by Ukrainian troops, and the convoy is at least theoretically part of a humanitarian mission overseen by the Red Cross. NATO isn't buying it, and Kiev is nervous. On Monday, European Commission President José Manuel Barroso called Russian President Vladimir...