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MH17 – What Ukraine Wants

Ihor V. Humennyi

23-Jul-14 09:22

MH17 – What Ukraine Wants

Before heading to an emergency session at Parliament “to listen” to proceedings, we spoke to the Ukrainian Ambassador to get his response to the latest developments in the MH17 tragedy: why Malaysia was able to broker an agreement with East Ukrainian separatists; is Malaysia’s reference to separatist leader Alexander Borodai as "His Excellency" a problem for Ukraine; what does Ukraine hope to gain from internationalizing the conflict; and if the downing was a simple case of mistaken identity.


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