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Senegal president says he will visit Moscow and Kyiv in coming weeks

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Senegalese President Macky Sall says he will visit Moscow and Kyiv in the coming weeks. Sall is chairman of the African Union, which he said wanted to see de-escalation in Ukraine. He said: "We do not want to be aligned on this conflict, very clearly, we want peace"

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Senegal president says he will visit Moscow and Kyiv in coming weeks

Senegalese President Macky Sall said he would visit Moscow and Kyiv in the coming weeks in his capacity as chairman of the African Union, which he said wanted to see de-escalation in Ukraine and peace through dialogue between the two sides.

3 years ago·United Kingdom

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Senegals president möter Putin i Moskva

Senegals president Macky Sall ska åka till Moskva för överläggningar med president Vladimir Putin, och sedan vidare till Ukraina.

3 years ago·Falkenberg, Sweden

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Senegals president möter Putin i Moskva

Senegals president Macky Sall ska åka till Moskva för överläggningar med president Vladimir Putin, och sedan vidare till Ukraina.

3 years ago·Malmö, Sweden

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Senegal President to visit Moscow and Kyiv

3 years ago·Armenia

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