🤡 МИД Украины потребовал от ФИФА извинений за карту без Крыма
Спикер Министерства иностранных дел Украины Георгий Тихий в соцсети X потребовал от ФИФА извинений и опубликовал отредактированный кадр из видео, на котором Крым стал частью Украины.
ФИФА возложило на внешнего подрядчика вину за то, что во время трансляции была показана карта, на котором Крым не является частью Украины. Подписаться на @sportrian
🤡 МИД Украины потребовал от ФИФА извинений за карту без Крыма
Спикер Министерства иностранных дел Украины Георгий Тихий в соцсети X потребовал от ФИФА извинений и опубликовал отредактированный кадр из видео, на котором Крым стал частью Украины.
ФИФА возложило на внешнего подрядчика вину за то, что во время трансляции была показана карта, на котором Крым не является частью Украины. Подписаться на @sportrian
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