Russian politicians and media were last night demanding Vladimir Putin goes further by grabbing back more former Soviet regions and states. The nationalistic frenzy whipped up by the return of Crimea - in defiance of the West - has led to calls on state-run TV for Moscow to take back oil and gas-rich Kazakhstan and authoritarian Belarus as well as more slices of a battered Ukraine, already filleted by the Kremlin. Putin was last night riding the crest of an adulatory wave after righting what many Russians see as an historical wrong and reintegrating Crimea and the Black Sea fleet headquarters of Sevastopol back in to Russia after a gap of 60 years.
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Senior Russian politicians mock Western sanctions imposed in response
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Putin tells the Duma he will not tolerate Nato 'next to our home'
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Prime-time TV show speculates that Belarus and Kazakhstan may be next
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Stage-managed patriotic celebrations take place across nine time zones
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Crimean time set to be switched back to hours to Moscow time
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Crimea will have Russian, Ukrainian and Tatar as official languages
Ukraine watched helplessly as Putin and @placeholder leaders penned an agreement restoring the territory to Russia.