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Kyiv razes Soviet monument to Ukraine-Russia friendship

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Kyiv authorities demolished a monument symbolising historic ties between ex-Soviet Ukraine and Russia, more than two months after Moscow's troops invaded their pro-democratic neighbour.

Added on the 27/04/2022 08:58:28 - Copyright : AFP EN

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