In Ukraine, Petro Poroshenko was sworn-in today as
President of the country, setting out a plan to bring peace to the
conflict-torn east of the country. The 48-year-old President offered political
concessions to people in the east and said he did not want war or revenge.
But he also said he had told Russia's President that
Crimea, which Moscow has annexed, would always be Ukrainian. Kiev accuses
Moscow of backing armed militants in the eastern Donbass area. Russia denies
the allegations.
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