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      Ukraine: Sanctions are Russia's own fault, says Bildt01:46

      Ukraine: Sanctions are Russia's own fault, says Bildt

      Ukraine, Kiev
      Politics
      June 4, 2014 at 05:29 GMT +00:00 · Published

      Former Swedish Prime Minister Karl Bildt attended Ukraine-Sweden Business Forum in Kiev, Wednesday where he criticised Russia's policy towards Ukraine and the EU, saying that each country, including Russia, needs to cooperate and be integrated with other countries.

      Bildt also said that the EU might sign an Association Agreement with Ukraine in June, when Moldova and Georgia are also expected to sign the deal in Brussels.

      Ukraine: Sanctions are Russia's own fault, says Bildt01:46
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      Former Swedish Prime Minister Karl Bildt attended Ukraine-Sweden Business Forum in Kiev, Wednesday where he criticised Russia's policy towards Ukraine and the EU, saying that each country, including Russia, needs to cooperate and be integrated with other countries.

      Bildt also said that the EU might sign an Association Agreement with Ukraine in June, when Moldova and Georgia are also expected to sign the deal in Brussels.