President Zelenski signed a decree withdrawing Ukraine from the Ottawa Convention, allowing the use of anti-personnel mines in the context of the Russian invasion.
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Ukraine has decided to withdraw from the Ottawa Convention banning the use of anti-personnel mines in response to the Russian invasion. The mayor of Lvov, Andrii Sadovyi, said the decision was necessary to protect Ukrainian soldiers and cities. Colonel Roman Kostenko confirmed the signing of the decree by President Zelenski, underlining that Ukraine joins other European countries that have pulled out of the international agreement.
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Zelenski a semnat un decret pentru ca Ucraina să iasă din tratatul privind interzicerea minelor tereste
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