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Ukraine in danger of splitting
(AFP)
Updated: 2004-11-29 16:17

Supporters of Viktor Yanukovich tear to pieces an orange opposition flag during a pro-Yanukovich rally in Donetsk November 28, 2004. Ukraine's supreme court was set to hear an opposition appeal that the presidential election was rigged in favor of pro-Moscow Yanukovich, amid threats the country could split in two.
Supporters of Viktor Yanukovich tear to pieces an orange opposition flag during a pro-Yanukovich rally in Donetsk November 28, 2004. Ukraine's supreme court was set to hear an opposition appeal that the presidential election was rigged in favor of pro-Moscow Yanukovich, amid threats the country could split in two. [AFP]
Ukrainian Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich (R) greets his supporters as he arrives for a regional rally in the town of Severodonetsk, north of the mining centre Donetsk, November 28, 2004. Ukraine edged a little closer towards a break-up on Sunday as the powerful eastern region backing the Moscow-backed prime minister in a disputed election for president set a December referendum on autonomy.
Ukrainian Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich (R) greets his supporters as he arrives for a regional rally in the town of Severodonetsk, north of the mining centre Donetsk, November 28, 2004. Ukraine edged a little closer towards a break-up on Sunday as the powerful eastern region backing the Moscow-backed prime minister in a disputed election for president set a December referendum on autonomy. [Reuters]
Supporters of Ukrainian Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich shout slogans as they wait for his arrival in the town of Severodonetsk, north of the mining centre Donetsk, November 28, 2004.
Supporters of Ukrainian Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich shout slogans as they wait for his arrival in the town of Severodonetsk, north of the mining centre Donetsk, November 28, 2004. [Reuters]

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