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Back|Cremlino: "Le forze russe continuano le operazioni in Ucraina"
Cremlino: "Le forze russe continuano le operazioni in Ucraina"
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Cremlino: "Le forze russe continuano le operazioni in Ucraina"

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Il portavoce del Cremlino Dmitry Peskov ha dichiarato che le forze russe continueranno le operazioni in Ucraina, rispondendo alle accuse per l'attacco al treno vicino al confine polacco.

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Le forze russe continuano le operazioni militari in Ucraina, suscitando le denunce di Kiev e dell'Unione Europea.

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Le forze russe "stanno svolgendo i loro compiti in tutto il territorio dell'Ucraina, continuano e continueranno a farlo". Lo ha affermato il portavoce del Cremlino Dmitry Peskov, rispondendo alle denunce di Kiev e della Ue per l'attacco al treno ieri vicino al confine con la Polonia.

Lo riferisce l'agenzia Interfax.

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Il portavoce del Cremlino Dmitry Peskov ha dichiarato che le forze russe continueranno le operazioni in Ucraina, rispondendo alle accuse per l'attacco al treno vicino al confine polacco.

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