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n. Ukraine
1990, July 16
Ukraine declared its sovereignty, which went further than that of Uzbekistan and Moldova. It declared the right to have “its own armed forces, internal security troops, and state security bodies.”	1
Nov. 14
The Ukrainian Supreme Soviet voted to confirm Vitold Fokin, a liberal compromise candidate, as prime minister.	2

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