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From "Missunde III": Ministry of Economic Affairs Sees "No Reason for Human Consequences"

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In the short term, the Minister for Economic Affairs drew the tear line for the Missunde III. However, a change of course in cooperation with the LKN cannot be seen.

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From "Missunde III": Ministry of Economic Affairs Sees "No Reason for Human Consequences"

In the short term, the Minister for Economic Affairs drew the tear line for the Missunde III. However, a change of course in cooperation with the LKN cannot be seen.

27 days ago·Flensburg, Germany

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shz broke the news in Flensburg, Germany 27 days ago on Friday, August 14, 2026.

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