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Russian PM Dmitry Medvedev in Crimea visit Ukraine: Russian PM Dmitry Medvedev in Crimea visit
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Russia's Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev has arrived in Crimea - the most senior Russian official to visit since it was annexed from Ukraine.Russia's Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev has arrived in Crimea - the most senior Russian official to visit since it was annexed from Ukraine.
Mr Medvedev is visiting Crimea's main city Simferopol, leading a delegation of Russian ministers.Mr Medvedev is visiting Crimea's main city Simferopol, leading a delegation of Russian ministers.
Russian media report that he is to chair a meeting on the social and economic development of the peninsula. The prime minister tweeted that the Russian government was meeting there to discuss development in the peninsula.
Moscow's annexation of Crimea earlier this month has sparked international condemnation.Moscow's annexation of Crimea earlier this month has sparked international condemnation.
Meanwhile four hours of "frank" talks on Sunday between the US Secretary of State John Kerry and his Russian counterpart, Sergei Lavrov, ended without a breakthrough.
Mr Kerry told reporters in Paris that the US still considered Russia's takeover of Ukraine's Crimea region to be "illegal and illegitimate".
He said he had stressed that no decision on Ukraine's future could be made without Kiev's involvement.
Earlier Mr Lavrov stressed the need to turn Ukraine into a loose federal state - something Kiev rejects as an attempt to dismember the country.