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27.02.2009, 21:39

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Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko addresses deputies of Viktor Yanukovich's Regions party at the parliament in Kiev (AFP Photo / Sergei Supinsky) 31.01.2010, 17:21 8 comments

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Ukraine parliament ousts FM

Published: 03 March, 2009, 14:25


The Ukrainian parliament has decided to retire the foreign minister Vladimir Ogryzko, blaming him for damaging Ukraine’s relations with Russia and the inability to protect the country’s interests.

 
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Neil August 17, 2009, 04:29 quote
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Romania won Snake Island its as simple as that. There is nothing to praise for the Ukraine. Romania purely won against the Ukraine, Ukraine had no chance to win that Case for Snake Island. The Ukraine is in denial but they know fare well Snake Island now belongs to the Romanians. The failure to get over their sulking most be another Soviet thing. Ukraine is far far away from the EU it may never get in while Romania is enjoying the benefits of the EU and his an increasingly influential and active Member of the EU. The Ukraine is a threat to the EU, Im glad Ukrainians don't have an Visa Free rights to the EU. I hope Ukraine never joins the EU or at least Romania should veto its application in the next 20 years. Ukraine has no friends cause it can't get along with anyone in the EU or Russia.

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