LIGNET: Putin's Ukraine Moves Rattle His Eurasian Union Allies

Armenia, Belarus and Kazakhstan supported Russian President Vladimir Putin’s power grab of Crimea and intend to sign the treaty to establish his ambitious Eurasian Economic Union next month, but the Kremlin’s bad behavior is causing some consternation among its allies.

With even Europe’s last dictator, Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko, breaking ranks with his buddies in the Kremlin over Ukraine, Putin’s Eurasian dream is unlikely to become the united rival to the European Union he desperately wants to create.

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