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Russian foreign minister Sergey Lavrov says Moscow will make no decisions about Crimea's future until after the local referendum deciding whether it should remain part of Ukraine.

And British Prime Minister David Cameron urges Scots not to vote for independence in a referendum in six months' time.

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