‘In Ukraine the phrase ‘we strongly condemn’ became kind of a meme,’ Crimea Five Years After Occupation

Historian Maksym Sviezhentsev talks to host Alex Wishart on Crimean situation five years after annexation by Russia Запис ‘In Ukraine the phrase ‘we strongly condemn’ became kind of a meme,’ Crimea Five Years After Occupation спершу з'явиться на hromadskeradio.org.

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