State of emergency might be declared in Ukraine's Crimea-security chief


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  • Friday, 28 Feb 2014

KIEV (Reuters) - Declaration of a state of emergency in the southern region of Crimea is one of the options being studied to resolve the crisis unfolding there, the top security official in Ukraine's new power structure said on Friday.

"It is one of the options in the development of events," Andriy Paruby, secretary of the National security and Defence Council was quoted as saying by Interfax, replying to a journalist's question on whether a state of emergency might be introduced.

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