KIEV (Reuters) - Ukraine's acting president and security chiefs expressed concern on Tuesday about "signs of separatism" and threats to the country's territorial integrity in mainly Russian-speaking Crimea.
Oleksander Turchinov summoned the "power ministries and agencies" to discuss Crimea after protests on the southern peninsula against the leaders who have taken charge in Kiev following the ousting of President Viktor Yanukovich.
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