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  • 09/01/2017
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Amendment 9 | Doc. 14227 | 23 January 2017

Signatories: Mr Volodymyr ARIEV, Ukraine, EPP/CD ; Mr Vladyslav GOLUB, Ukraine, EPP/CD ; Ms Mariia IONOVA, Ukraine, EPP/CD ; Mr Kostiantyn USOV, Ukraine, NR ; Mr Sergiy VLASENKO, Ukraine, EPP/CD ; Mr Leonid YEMETS, Ukraine, EPP/CD ; Mr Emanuelis ZINGERIS, Lithuania, EPP/CD

In the draft resolution, after paragraph 11, insert the following paragraph:

"Referring to its Resolution 1988 (2014) on recent developments in Ukraine: threats to the functioning of democratic institutions, the Assembly reaffirms its position that Russian military aggression against Ukraine, launched with the illegal annexation of Crimea and the continued occupation of eastern Ukraine, is in clear violation of international law, including the Charter of the United Nations, the Helsinki Final Act, and the Statute and Basic Principles of the Council of Europe, and continues to represent the main risk of destabilisation and deterioration of the security regime in the whole region and the main threat to the functioning of democratic institutions in Ukraine."

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