12:32 06.04.2016

'Panama Papers' won't have negative consequences for Ukraine – U.S. ambassador

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United States Ambassador to Ukraine Geoffrey Pyatt has said he is convinced the publication of the so-called 'Panama Papers' will not have any negative consequences for Ukraine.

There will be no negative consequences, he told journalists in Kyiv on Wednesday.

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'Panama Papers' won't have negative consequences for Ukraine – U.S. ambassador

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