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Ukraine's Defense Minister Oleksii Reznikov has supported the initiative to cut off power supply to the buildings belonging to the Russian embassy in Prague
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Oleksii Reznikov wrote about this on Twitter.
“It’s time for the terrorist state to get a taste of its own medicine, to get a flavour of what they are doing to the civilian population of Ukraine. Great initiative to turn off electricity and water supply to the Russian embassy in Prague,” he tweeted.
According to the minister, the petition has already received more than 10,000 votes.
“This initiative could be a good example for our partner states in Europe and across the world,” Reznikov noted.
It’s time for the terrorist state to get a taste of its own medicine, to get a flavour of what they are doing to the civilian population of ????????.
— Oleksii Reznikov (@oleksiireznikov) December 2, 2022
Great initiative by @DarPutinovi to turn off electricity and water supply to the russian embassy in Prague.https://t.co/eS8RvxtjoD
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Earlier on November 29, the Czech Gift for Putin public initiative published a petition with a proposal to turn off electricity to buildings belonging to the embassy of the Russian Federation.
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