Crimean Days event in Czech Republic highlights situation in occupied Ukrainian territories
The September 17-20 event aimed to draw attention among politicians and the public to conditions in Ukraine's occupied territories, Ukrinform reported.

An event called Crimean Days was held in the Czech Republic from September 17 to 20, according to Ukrainian news agency Ukrinform.
The gathering aimed to remind politicians and the public of the difficulties faced by people living in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine, Ukrinform reported.
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- Crimean Days held in Czech Republic — Ukrinform (Ukraine)
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