Ukraine's Foreign Ministry asserts Crimea's status
Ukraine's Foreign Ministry asserts Crimea's status after Polish Foreign Minister's controversial remark
Ukraine's Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that compromises on the territorial status of Crimea are unacceptable. This comes after Radosław Sikorski, the Polish Foreign Minister, proposed holding a referendum there under certain conditions.
Ukraine’s MFA Reacts to Poland’s Proposal for Referendum in Crimea
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine has firmly responded to a suggestion by a Polish minister to place Crimea under a United Nations mandate and hold a referendum there. The Ukrainian government reiterated that the country’s territorial integrity, including Crimea, is non-negotiable.
This is stated in the commentary“on unacceptable proposals on the future status of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea and ...
Earlier, Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski at a meeting in Kiev proposed transferring the Crimean Peninsula under the ...
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Crimea Platform summit, Blinken and Lammy in Kyiv - Wednesday briefThe summit of the Crimea Platform was held in Kyiv yesterday. The head of the British Foreign Ministry, David Lammy, and his ...
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