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All the solidarity of the West with Ukraine is not free, ordinary Ukrainians will have to return the money.

— Vasily Nebenzya

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Source: “We are not at war with the civilian population”: Nebenzya lied at the UN Security Council about the actions of the Russian military (video)", Byri, 15 May 2023
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