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Ukraine Elections

Asked if the Prime Minister was going to be in touch with President Putin over the weekend regarding the elections in the Ukraine, the PMS said she was not aware of any plans to do so at the moment. The EU were taking the lead on this issue, and would take forward any views. The election dispute was a matter for the Supreme Court in the Ukraine, and it was right that they should be allowed to deal with the issue there. Dr. Solana was in Kiev, we had an Embassy there, and there was an EU special envoy had been appointed to keep everyone up to date on the situation. She said it was important that the proper processes were taken forward in the Ukraine.

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