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Statement by the President on the Ukraine Freedom Support …

The White House

Office of the Press Secretary

For Immediate Release

December 18, 2014

Today, I have signed H.R. 5859, the Ukraine Freedom Support Act of 2014, into law. Signing this legislation does not signal a change in the Administrations sanctions policy, which we have carefully calibrated in accordance with developments on the ground and coordinated with our allies and partners. At this time, the Administration does not intend to impose sanctions under this law, but the Act gives the Administration additional authorities that could be utilized, if circumstances warranted.

My Administration will continue to work closely with allies and partners in Europe and internationally to respond to developments in Ukraine and will continue to review and calibrate our sanctions to respond to Russia's actions. We again call on Russia to end its occupation and attempted annexation of Crimea, cease support to separatists in eastern Ukraine, and implement the obligations it signed up to under the Minsk agreements.

As I have said many times, our goal is to promote a diplomatic solution that provides a lasting resolution to the conflict and helps to promote growth and stability in Ukraine and regionally, including in Russia. In this context, we continue to call on Russia's leadership to implement the Minsk agreements and to reach a lasting and comprehensive resolution to the conflict which respects Ukraines sovereignty and territorial integrity. We remain prepared to roll back sanctions should Russia take the necessary steps.

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Ukraine calls for new national security doctrine amid concern of Russian invasion

KIEV, Ukraine, Dec. 18 (UPI) -- Ukraine needs to bolster its armed forces in order to be better prepared for a potential Russian invasion, a senior Ukrainian defense official said Wednesday.

"We have no alternative to being ready for this," Oleksandr Turchynov, secretary of the Ukrainian National Security and Defense Council, emphasized at a press briefing Wednesday in Kiev.

"The challenges facing our country today are serious and dangerous. The ceasefire that is constantly violated by Russian terrorist groups may at any moment turn into a new brutal confrontation. Russia may unleash a full-scale continental war. And this may happen at any time."

In order to defend itself from a potential invasion, the NSDC must strengthen the military, he said, "in order to build a powerful defense complex prepared to repel the aggressor and be fully prepared to completely liberate our territory."

Turchynov acknowledged that doing so would require financial investment at a time when Ukraine is struggling economically.

"Despite the saving of all resources, first and foremost, finances, we cannot save on our Armed Forces, our National Guard, and on our defense."

Defense Minister Stepan Poltorak said earlier that Ukraine planned to nearly double military spending, an increase of about $3.2 billion.

The NSDC secretary's comments were made in advance of a meeting about the defense budget, scheduled for Saturday.

Russia has been accused by Kiev and the West of inciting unrest in eastern Ukraine, and supplying both military equipment and personnel to the rebels in their battle against the Ukrainian government.

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