A Twitter account run by the Russian Embassy in Sweden posted a picture from Europe on Wednesday that identifies Crimea, backside proper, as a part of Ukraine.
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A Twitter account operated by the Russian Embassy in Sweden revealed a map figuring out Crimea as a part of Ukraine.
Formally, Moscow claims Crimea, a Ukrainian peninsula that extends into the Black Sea, as a part of Russia. Crimea was taken from Ukraine when Russia invaded the area in March 2014.
The map additionally seems to indicate Donbass, a area in japanese Ukraine that Russia claims as a part of Ukraine.
The cardboard had been considered 7.3 million instances within the early morning hours of Ukrainian native time. It claims to indicate the fee per liter of gasoline in European nations.
The Russian Embassy in Stockholm, Sweden, didn’t instantly reply to a CNBC request for remark.