Moscow has just announced that it 'respects' the will of
the people expressed in yesterday's referendums:
- KREMLIN
SAYS RESPECTS WILL OF THE PEOPLE EXPRESSED IN REFERENDUMS IN UKRAINE'S
DONETSK AND LUHANSK REGIONS - STATEMENT
- KREMLIN
SAYS OUTCOME OF REFERENDUMS SHOULD BE IMPLEMENTED IN A CIVILISED MANNER
WITHOUT VIOLENCE
- KREMLIN
SAYS IT CONDEMNS USE OF FORCE AGAINST CIVILIANS IN EASTERN UKRAINE AIMED
AT HINDERING REFERENDUMS
The EU, in contrast, has already declared that the poll
was illegal, and it won't recognize the result.
Analysts say the crisis is weighing on the stock markets
today - with Russia's MICEX down 0.4% so far. The other indices are mixed:
- FTSE 100:
up 18 point at 6,833
- German
DAX: up 21 points at 9,602
- French
CAC: down 8 point at 4,469
Mining stocks are leading the risers in London, while
BSkyB (-2.5%) is the biggest faller - after confirming it is in talks to buy
Sky assets in Germany and Italy
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