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Putin’s annexation of Ukraine provinces ‘totally unacceptable’: Czech Europe minister

By France24
01 October 2022   |   5:45 am
As Vladimir Putin annexes four Ukrainian provinces, representing 15 percent of Ukraine's territory, the Czech Republic's Minister for European Affairs Mikulas Bek told FRANCE 24 that this is "totally unacceptable… the EU cannot step down from our support for Ukraine".

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