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Klimkin: Conclusion from events in Georgia is that dependence on Russia is threat to national security - Kyiv Post

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June 25, 2019
Klimkin: Conclusion from events in Georgia is that dependence on Russia is threat to national security - Kyiv Post
Ukraine walks out of Europe human rights body as Russia returns - The Guardian
Council of Europe backs Russia’s return - POLITICO.eu
Ukrainian Oligarch Firtash Loses Fight Over U.S. Extradition - Bloomberg
Russian gas pipeline to Germany sows divisions in Europe and beyond - Los Angeles Times

Klimkin: Conclusion from events in Georgia is that dependence on Russia is threat to national security - Kyiv Post

Kyiv Post
The fundamental principle of the Ukrainian policy for the future should be the conclusion from the latest events in Georgia and Russia’s response to them that any dependence on Russia is a threat to national security of the state, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Pavlo Klimkin has said.
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Ukraine walks out of Europe human rights body as Russia returns - The Guardian

The Guardian
The Ukrainian delegation at the parliamentary assembly of the Council of Europe has walked out in protest after Russian MPs were allowed to return to the human rights body five years after the annexation of Crimea.
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Council of Europe backs Russia’s return - POLITICO.eu

POLITICO.eu
A view of European flags floating in front of the Council of Europe building in Strasbourg | Frederick Florin/AFP via Getty Images Council of Europe backs Russia’s return Ukraine reacted with fury to the move.
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Ukrainian Oligarch Firtash Loses Fight Over U.S. Extradition - Bloomberg

Bloomberg
Ukrainian Oligarch Firtash Loses Fight Over U.S. Extradition BloombergAustria's highest court backed a U.S. request to extradite Dmitry Firtash on corruption charges, giving a green light for the Ukrainian tycoon to be sent to the U.S.
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Russian gas pipeline to Germany sows divisions in Europe and beyond - Los Angeles Times

Los Angeles Times
The United States, which critics point out wants to sell energy to Western Europe itself, and many of its allies in Europe and NATO, namely Poland, the Baltic States, Ukraine and others, oppose the pipeline, saying the $11-billion project would increase Moscow’s ability to use gas supplies as a diplomatic weapon.
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