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Declaration of Independence of The Autonomous Republic of Crimea

March 12, 2014 by KRS Leave a Comment

Crimea Parliament proclaims independence
  • Crimean Parliament declares  independence from Ukraine which is a step towards joining Russia.
  • Crimea can be a part of Russia if the voters vote for a ‘declaration of independence of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea.’
  • The people of Crimea can choose through the referendum between joining Russia or staying with Ukraine as a self-governed autonomy.
  • The United Nations International Court of Justice endorsed the Kosovo’s separation from Serbia. Crimean Parliament Speaker cited this & said that the ‘declaration’ was needed to make the process more legitimate and transparent.
  • Crimea joining Russia has made US abandon hope of persuading Russia. Hence, Secretary of state Kerry has refused to visit Moscow for talk with President Putin.
  • US wants Moscow to stop the Crimea referendum and open talks with the new government in Kiev.
  • Russia insists that the west-brokered peace accord with the opposition signed by President Yanukovych, be honoured.
  • Mr. Yanukovych fled Kiev on the day when the deal was signed and armed protests began. He reaffirmed that ultra-nationalists and neo-fascists started civil war in Kiev.

Exams Perspective:

  1. Ukraine crisis
  2. Crimean referendum

Filed Under: Current Affairs, International Tagged With: Crimean referendum, Ukraine crisis

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