Ukrainian opposition activists gesture as they clash with riot police on July 4, 2012 during a protest in Kiev against a new language law as President Viktor Yanukovych summoned the leaders of parliament to limit a growing crisis.
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No one has raised a question of assigning Russian language with the status of a regional language in Kyiv City Council.
"Kyiv City Council has not received a relevant draft instruction," the press service of Kyiv City Council told Interfax-Ukraine on Friday.
Earlier, Odesa city and regional councils declared Russian a regional language.
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