Ukrainian president says to introduce martial law from Nov 28

KIEV - Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko said he would impose martial law throughout the country from Wednesday but said his decree did not include restrictions on citizens@@@ rights or postponing elections slated for next year.
In a televised address, he offered parliament the introduction of martial law for 30 days instead of the 60 days his security council had originally envisaged.
"I fulfilled my constitutional duty and a few hours ago, by my decree, I imposed martial law throughout Ukraine from 9 am on November 28," he said.
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