Словакия готова принять у себя мирные переговоры по Украине, заявил премьер Роберт Фицо.
Владимир Путин накануне сказал, что Москва не против, если переговоры будут организованы в Словакии, потому что эта страна придерживается нейтральной позиции.
Словакия готова принять у себя мирные переговоры по Украине, заявил премьер Роберт Фицо.
Владимир Путин накануне сказал, что Москва не против, если переговоры будут организованы в Словакии, потому что эта страна придерживается нейтральной позиции.
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