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On the roads, pro-Russian billboards appeared, attacking NATO and the EU. Behind them is Jaroslav Nad

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Peace to Ukraine drew attention to pro-Russian billboards as early as the end of March, when the inscription “Ukraine is the enemy” appeared in Trnava. The poster was later painted and pasted over.

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On the roads, pro-Russian billboards appeared, attacking NATO and the EU. Behind them is Jaroslav Nad

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