Establishing Diplomatic Contact with Russia

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"Hmm, this looks fine to me. I think that this is most suitable. I am more then willing to put my signature to it. Though when would you like for the first advisors to be sent? I don't believe it mentions the time frame within the document. I can sign as is, but I would like to know when you would like to get started. All of these agreements we have signed will be put into place once I return, one way or another and I will act on them to the letter."

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“We would like to begin at Russia’s earliest possible convenience, but there is no solid schedule, that is correct. I think it will be best if we don’t have to worry about time constraints.” He paused to consider how much time had elapsed in the small room. “I think we will like working with the new Russia. This meeting has been pleasantly productive and Ukraine is eager to set these plans into motion. I believe we’ve covered everything, yes?”

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"Yes, I believe we have indeed covered everything. It has been a pleasure speaking with you. For now, I must return to Russia where all of these details can be discussed with my administration. But rest assured, from my administration you have a solid commitment from us. Before I go is there anything you would like to bring up?"

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After a final toast to the future of Russo-Ukrainian relations, Yushchenko would offer the second bottle of pepper vodka as a gift. With the visit concluded, the Russians would be escorted along the same rout back to Boryspil International. The Ukrainian National Band would once again play the Russian anthem as Yeltsin boarded his aircraft and the sendoff would be covered by pre-screened members of the press.

Later that night, the room where their meeting had taken place would be searched to ensure there were no listening devices left behind by their Russian guests. Mariyinsky Palace was the official presidential residence after all and one could never be too careful.

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