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Putin blames "the rival side" for violence in East Ukraine

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After taking a dive in an underwater submersible in annexed Crimea, Russian President Vladimir Putin says the blame for conflict escalation in Ukraine's east "lies not with Donbass" but with "the rival side." Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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