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Ukrainian foreign affairs official optimistic that aid will come soon from U.S., Europe

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Yaro Bihun
Ukraine’s Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs Vadym Prystayko speaks at the Embassy of Ukraine.

WASHINGTON – Ukraine’s Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs Vadym Prystayko expressed his optimism that the military and economic aid Ukraine needs to survive its current military and economic crises will soon be forthcoming from the United States, Europe and major international organizations. Speaking with journalists at the Embassy of Ukraine on January 30, at the conclusion…...

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