"The main threat coming from Russia is definitely a military one. There is yet no indication that Moscow is ready to retreat from Donbas and withdraw from Crimea. At the same time, there is more evidence of its preparation for an offensive war on a continental scale," the president said.
As an example, Poroshenko cited military exercises of Russian troops in Belarus.
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The agenda of today’s plenary session in Parliament includes consideration of a number of bills related to the judiciary. Among them, a presidential bill on amending the Economic and Civil Procedural Codes, as well as the Code of Administrative Proceedings, and other legislative acts.
