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Jan 5 • 06:42 UTC • 🇺🇦 Ukraine • Ukrainska Pravda

30,000 people in Czechia sign letter apologising for parliament speaker's anti-Ukrainian statements

In Czechia, 30,000 individuals have signed an open letter initiated by mayor Antonín Kolář, apologizing to Ukraine for anti-Ukrainian comments made by parliament speaker Tomio Okamura.

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