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February 24th – "The Final Strike"
He warned that it could happen on the anniversary of the conflict, on February 24 or in March.
"We have to prepare for such events every day. So, we are getting ready... The first and last question is always about weapons, aid that will help us defeat this aggressor who attacked our country," said Danilov.
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Albania Charges Russian ‘Spies’, or Are They Just Explorers?
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According to police, the incident in a central part of Rhodes town occurred in two phases.
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Diplomat attack had no political motive: Belarusian FM
The Belarusian foreign minister said on July 25 that the attack which wounded the country's diplomat in Ankara was not politically motivated.
Belarus and Bulgaria to Share Information on Knowledge-based Developments
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Bulgaria, Greece, Romania and Hungary urge Ukraine not to restrict minority mother-tongue education
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