
The European Union does not insist on an unconditional release of former Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko, Lithuanian President Dalia Grybauskaite said Friday. "It makes no sense to commit yourself to one solution when there are more options," Grybauskaite told journalists during the Yalta meeting, an annual conference in the Crimean resort, dpa cited the Russian RIA Novosti state news agency as saying. Grybauskaite, whose country currently holds the EU's rotating presidency, said that a conditional release or a release for medical treatment in Germany were also acceptable.
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