PARIS (AP) — Russia’s foreign minister says Ukraine can’t function as a “unified state” and should be a loose federation of regions that choose their own economic model, language and religion.
Sergei Lavrov said he and U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry discussed the possibility of a federated Ukrainian state at “very, very constructive” late-night talks Sunday in Paris.
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