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      Ukraine: Svoboda leader says nationalism fuelling army recruitment01:07

      Ukraine: Svoboda leader says nationalism fuelling army recruitment

      Ukraine, Kiev
      March 17, 2014 at 13:48 GMT +00:00 · Published

      Ukraine: Svoboda leader says nationalism fuelling army recruitment

      Oleg Tyagnibok, leader of the Svoboda party, stated that he believes many young people will volunteer for the Ukrainian Army and National Guard after the Crimean referendum during a press conference in Kiev on Monday.

      As he spoke to journalists on Monday in the Rada lobby, he explained that Russian "aggression" had boosted the country's nationalist sentiment.

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      Ukraine: Svoboda leader says nationalism fuelling army recruitment

      Oleg Tyagnibok, leader of the Svoboda party, stated that he believes many young people will volunteer for the Ukrainian Army and National Guard after the Crimean referendum during a press conference in Kiev on Monday.

      As he spoke to journalists on Monday in the Rada lobby, he explained that Russian "aggression" had boosted the country's nationalist sentiment.