Crimean PM advises NATO to solve own hotspot problems
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The premier of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea is ready to take the responsibility in case NATO contingent is brought into the peninsula.
"I am ready to take the responsibility," Sergey Aksyonov said.
"I advise colleagues from NATO not to bring anybody here. Security in Crimea is ensured by Crimeans, and we need nobody from NATO to regulate anything. Let them be busy with their own business, they have more than enough hotspots," the prime-minister noted.


















































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