Kiev. Annual gross domestic product of Ukraine may drop by 10% due to the increase in military spending and the unstable situation in the country, writes The Wall Street Journal, citing a statement

English: Dnepr river in Kiev (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

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Polish Gross Domestic Product change (3 months) in percent (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Kiev. Annual gross domestic product of Ukraine may drop by 10% due to the increase in military spending and the unstable situation in the country, writes The Wall Street Journal, citing a statement by the head of the National Bank, the country Valery Gontaryov.
"I think this will be minus 9 percent or minus 10 percent," said Gontaryov.
He also said that exports of goods and services from Ukraine to Russia is likely to decrease by 35%.

Three activists of FEMEN be stripped of electoral station in Moscow

Femen girl-activist in Kiev (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

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AFPMoskva. Three activists of FEMEN be stripped of electoral station in Moscow, Russia's at. "Vzglyad". Girls chanting slogans and calling for the preservation of the territorial integrity of Ukraine.

G7 vowed to put Russia in a more cost

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Leaders of the G-7 announced that they are ready to impose more sanctions on Russia for its actions in Eastern Ukraine. They gathered at the two-day meeting in Brussels, which began yesterday evening with a working dinner. 

"We condemn the continuing violation of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine by the Russian Federation," they said in a joint statement. "We are ready to strengthen specific sanctions and consider significant additional restrictive measures