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Ukraine war: Russia president Putin says four annexed Ukrainian regions are 'Russian forever'

Russian President Vladimir Putin chairs a meeting via video link in Sochi, Russia September 27, 2022.
Russian President Vladimir Putin chairs a meeting via video link in Sochi, Russia September 27, 2022. - Copyright Credit: Reuters
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Putin declares some 15% of Ukraine as Russian territory in the biggest annexation in Europe since World War II.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin staged a ceremony on Friday in an ornate Kremlin hall to proclaim Russia's rule over around 15% of Ukraine, the biggest annexation in Europe since World War II. 

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