European security monitors will be coming to Ukraine but, says Russia, they won't be coming here - to Crimea.<br/> <br />On the streets of Sevastopol Ukrainian local police have joined forces with the Russian Black Sea Fleet.<br/> <br />A day after Russian President Vladimir Putin put his signature to the annexation of Crimea things are moving quickly.<br/> <br />Russia backed the 56 other member states of the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe on Friday in its bid to send a mission to Ukraine.<br/> <br />The first monitors of the organisation which aims to avert conflict were due to arrive over the weekend.<br/> <br />But Russia's ambassador to the OSCE issued a note of caution.<br/> <br />(SOUNDBITE)(English) RUSSIA'S AMBASSADOR TO OSCE, ANDREY KELIN, SAYING:<br/> <br />"We proceed from the assumption that the mandate of the mission is absolutely clear and ti proceeds from the geo-political realities that have been, that are existing, since today that Crimea has become a part of the Russian Federatio
