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Ukrainian Official: Gov’t Will Sign EU Pact Following Protests

HeadlineDec 13, 2013

In Ukraine, mass protests are continuing over the government’s decision not to sign a trade pact with the European Union. But speaking in Brussels on Thursday, Ukraine’s first deputy prime minister said Ukraine will sign the deal soon.

Serhiy Arbuzov: “We listen to the Ukrainian people, and our negotiations will continue. Ukraine will soon sign this Association Agreement with the European Union, taking into account the national strategic interest.”

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