For Peace and Stability ( uk, За мир і стабільність,

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: За мир и стабильность) was a

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parliamentary faction in its national parliament

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from 2 July 2014 till 27 November 2014.

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(2 July 2014) The group included 34 MPs.

History

For Peace and Stability was created by MPs

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, Evgeniy Balitskii and

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. Prysiazhniuk had just left the faction of the

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the day before.''Dynamics in the fraction of the in the Communist Party of Ukraine in the VII convocation''

Balitskii and Grushevskii were former MPs of

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. Balitskii and Grushevskii had left the faction of Party of regions on 3 June 2014.''Dynamics in the fraction of the in the areParty of Regions in the VII convocation''

Almost all of the other members were also former MPs of Party of Regions and a few former MPs for the Communist Party. Lev Mirimsky of the party

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was also a member of the faction.''Dynamics in the fraction For Peace and Stability in the VII convocation''

Mirimsky is one of the five MPs from the 10 MPs elected in the

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during the

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(27 November 2014)

Members

Party affiliation

(former members) *

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Notes

References

External links

Personal website of faction member Lev Mirimsky
Parliamentary groups in Ukraine 2014 establishments in Ukraine Euromaidan {{Ukraine-party-stub