17:14 16.08.2013

Kyiv doesn't plan to limit Russian imports, says Ukrainian minister

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Ukraine does not plan to limit imports of Russian goods, said Ukraine's Economic Development and Trade Minister Ihor Prasolov.

"We are not planning to limit Russian imports, because we want to figure out why problems have arisen with our own goods. No other actions are being planned on our part," Prasolov told reporters on Friday, August 16.

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