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Мишель Платини недоволен отношением Украины к подготовке к Евро-2012. Президент УЕФА отметил, что Киев не занимается поставленными перед ним задачами, так и не была начата реконструкция стадиона в столице и, также, не началось строительство стадиона во Львове. Этот очень обеспокоило руководство УЕФА, и в начале апреля Платини посетил Украину для встречи с официальными лицами страны - президентом Виктором Януковичем и премьером. Николаем Азаровым. На встрече обсуждались вопросы, касающиеся проведения Евро-2012 в Украине.
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