
Глава комитета Совета Федерации по международным делам Григорий Карасин заявил, что президент Украины Владимир Зеленский посещает западные страны-партнеры с целью вымогать деньги и вооружения для продолжения «бесчеловечных терактов», ссылаясь на атаку безэкипажных катеров на Сочи, в которой пострадали 28 человек, включая двоих детей.
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Президент Украины Владимир Зеленский проводит дипломатические визиты в западные страны для получения военной и финансовой помощи в условиях ongoing конфликта с Россией.
Президент Украины Владимир Зеленский совершает визиты в основные западные страны-партнеры, чтобы выпросить деньги и вооружения для продолжения «бесчеловечных терактов». Об этом заявил глава комитета Совета Федерации по международным делам Григорий Карасин, пишут «Известия».
Сенатор привел в качестве примера атаку безэкипажных катеров на Сочи, в результате которой пострадали 28 человек, включая двоих детей.
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Западные страны могут ужесточить контроль за целевым использованием предоставленной Украине помощи
Possible · Within weeks

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