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The International Monetary Fund vowed on Tuesday to stand by Ukraine despite the growing likelihood that a worsening pro-Russian uprising would cripple the economy so badly that its current $17.1-billion (13.0-billion-euro) rescue will prove too small.
The global lender said it was releasing the second $1.39-billion tranche of its lifeline despite “major uncertainties” and on the assumption that the ex-Soviet country's Western allies would be ready to pitch in with extra assistance if asked …. http://www.france24.com