US EditionCzech Foreign Minister Arrives in Kyiv After Russian Attack Delays Train, Amid Prague Political Row
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Czech Foreign Minister Arrives in Kyiv After Russian Attack Delays Train, Amid Prague Political Row
Czech Foreign Minister Petr Macinka arrived in Kyiv after overnight Russian attacks delayed his train, visiting Ukraine amid a political scandal in Prague over anti-Ukraine remarks.
Foreign Minister Petr Matsinka came to Ukraine on a visit.
Minister of Foreign Affairs Petr Macinka (Motorists) arrived in Kiev on Friday morning at a time of a massive Russian attack on all of Ukraine. Kiev was also hit, four dead and 19 injured are reported. The number of victims may increase. Macinka is accompanied by the honorary president of the Motorists, Filip Turek, who is currently unsuccessfully applying for a position in the government.
Due to the attack of the Russian Federation, the train with Matzinka arrived late in Kiev
In Kiev on the morning of January 9, a new head of the Czech Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Peter Mazinka, arrived, the first visit to Ukraine after the arrival of the Government of Andrei Babish, travelling from the western Ukrainian border to Kiev on the night of Russia's massive attack on Ukraine, including the medium-range ballistic missile "Orznik", and the Czech media pointed out that at the time of the attack by the "Orznik" on the Lviv reg…
Foreign Minister Petr Macinka (Motorists for One) arrived in Ukraine on Friday morning. He arrived late due to Russian attacks in the capital and in the western Ukrainian region. He is scheduled to meet his Ukrainian counterpart Andriy Sybiha in Kiev. He is accompanied on the trip by a Motorists for One MP...
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