Why Von der Leyen’s blunder on dead Ukrainian troops enrages Kiev

December 2, 2022
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The president’s estimate of military deaths and injuries is incorrect. And Ukraine isn’t happy about it: “It’s sensitive information.” The president is the one […]

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Why Von der Leyen’s blunder on dead Ukrainian troops enrages Kiev

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