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Poroshenko After Minsk meeting: Donbas Autonomy, Federalization Not an Option.

Posted by: BalogunAdesina in World News 1 Comment

Ukraine’s President Petro Poroshenko has straight rejected the thought of allowing an expansive self-rule to the eastern Donbas locale, and of making Ukraine a federation.

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Ukraine’s President Petro Poroshenko has straight rejected the thought of allowing an expansive self-rule to the eastern Donbas locale, and of making Ukraine a federation.

“Ukraine was, is and will remain a unitary state. Federalization is not an option,” president Poroshenko composed on his Facebook page in the quick wake of the four-sided chats on closure the yearlong clash, which wrapped up in Minsk on Thursday.

The leaders of Ukraine, Russia, France and Germany met for 16 hours attempting to explode a peace guide that would facilitate strains in Ukraine’s war-torn east.

After the discussions it was reported that this year is out Ukraine would change its constitution to include a clause on decentralization and a special status for the Donbas region.

On Wednesday President Poroshenko said the proposed decentralization program his legislature was dealing with had literally nothing to do with making Ukraine a federative state.

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