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Hello, everyone.

Today we are going to introduce Ukrain’s polical crisis. No,2

Here’s the picture of Ukrain. No.3

Now let us try to understand what’s history between the nations first.

(Ukraine used to be part of the Soviet Union, a group of states ruled from Moscow, in Russia. But in 1991 the Soviet Union broke up and Ukraine became a country in its own right. Since then there has been a kind of tug of war over how the country should be governed.) No.4

Now let’s see what's happening in Ukraine?

(Ukraine has been in the news because it is at the centre of a big argument between the world's most powerful countries.) No.5

(The disagreement, between Russia and the world's other big nations like the UK and America, is over a region in the south of Ukraine, called Crimea and parts of Eastern Ukraine.

There have been fights and protests in East Ukraine, as some people there want Ukraine to be part of Russia.

Now the Ukrainian army is fighting with Russian supporters in eastern parts of the country, and there are concerns it may lead to war.) No.6

And as you can see, this picture is about Ukrainian demonstrating to protest Russian. No.7

Why did the protests begin?

(In late 2013, hundreds of thousands of protesters took to the main square in the capital Kiev over a row about Ukraine's position in Europe.

It started in November after President Yanukovych decided not to sign a major partnership deal with the European Union (EU). No.8

(Protests turned violent in January 2014

And Kiev's Independence Square (独立广场） was the focal point（焦点） of much of the initial violence.

Anti-government protesters stand behind burning barricades in Kiev's Independence Square.)

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Here comes more images about Kiev’s Independence Square before and after:


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(The unrest(动荡的局面） eventually led to big changes in the government and in February 2014 President Viktor Yanukovych was forced from power and fled the country.

A temporary president, Olexander Turchynov was appointed as well as a new prime minister and a temporary cabinet, with a presidential election planned for 25 May.)

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However, Not everyone wants closer ties with the EU; there are also large numbers of people, particularly in the east, who support Ukraine's close ties with Russia.

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(the Crimea （克里米亚）administration that voted overwhelmingly to join Russia in a referendum （全民公投）deemed（被认为） illegitimate（非法的） by the US and EU, but welcomed by Russia.

March 12: Obama meets with Yatsenyuk at the White House in a show of support for the new Ukrainian government and declares the US would "completely reject" the Crimea referendum. March 15:UN Security Council members vote overwhelmingly in support of a draft resolution condemning an upcoming referendum on the future of Crimea as illegal. Russia vetoed（否决） the action and China abstained（弃权）

March 16: Crimea's referendum goes ahead, with official results stating that at least 95 percent of voters support union with Russia.)

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So Why is Ukraine in such trouble? (the Crimea （克里米亚）administration that voted overwhelmingly to join Russia in a referendum （全民公投）deemed（被认为） illegitimate（非法的） by the US and EU, but welcomed by Russia.

March 12: Obama meets with Yatsenyuk at the White House in a show of support for the new Ukrainian government and declares the US would "completely reject" the Crimea referendum. March 15:UN Security Council members vote overwhelmingly in support of a draft resolution condemning an upcoming referendum on the future of Crimea as illegal. Russia vetoed（否决） the action and China abstained（弃权）

March 16: Crimea's referendum goes ahead, with official results stating that at least 95 percent of voters support union with Russia.)

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Here comes Ukrainian presidential election,2014. And Petro Porashenko was elected the next president of Ukraine. He is a successful businessman who made his money by making sweets.

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It is said that Ukraine election "step toward the end of the crisis".

According to The Voice of Russia, "The Ukrainian government, which is aware of its responsibility for what is happening in the country, today has a historic chance to reach mutual understanding with the people of the southeast of the country and move the conflict into the

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