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13 October 2026 14:39by Смирнов Петр

Call to increase pressure on Russia

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha emphasised the need to intensify international pressure on Russia. This position was stated in response to the latest attack by Russian forces, which took place near the territorial waters of Bulgaria.

Citizens of two countries injured

According to the publication Vesti.az, citing APA, citizens of Ukraine and Azerbaijan were injured as a result of the incident. The head of the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry stressed that the Russian attack led to injuries among representatives of both states.

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Sybiha: Russian attack on vessels near Bulgaria injured Ukrainians and Azerbaijanis

Call to increase pressure on Russia

Citizens of two countries injured

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