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The Russian embassy shared a picture – where Crimea belonged to Ukraine

today at 23.30 Lukas Jacobson

The Russian Embassy in Sweden shared an image on Twitter on Tuesday that showed the petrol prices per liter for each country in Europe.

In the picture, they have done something that does not follow the Russian rhetoric.

Namely, the image shows that the Crimean Peninsula, and other Russian-occupied areas, belong to Ukraine. Although Russia believes that the land area belongs to them.

Later in the evening, a new image was published depicting “the correct Russian map”

– We notice that not all foreign sources show the map of Russia correctly. And the correct map is the following, writes the embassy on Twitter.

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