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Ukraine's language is a vital weapon in our fight against Russia

15 March 2022

6:03 PM

15 March 2022

6:03 PM

Vladimir Putin believes that Ukraine is essentially a Potemkin country. We are, he claims, a nation ‘entirely created by Russia’. This came as news to Ukrainians like myself. Russian soldiers and mercenaries sent to our country are also finding out the hard way that, despite our many similarities, there are key differences between Ukraine and Russia.

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