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German Foreign Ministry’s Christmas Greeting Sparks Controversy with Missing Ukrainian Language

A Merry Christmas greeting posted on the official website of the German Foreign Ministry is spreading across social networks, where, along with the main European languages, as well as Chinese and Arabic, it is written in Russian: “With best wishes.” And there is nothing in Ukrainian.

Russian TV presenter Olga Skabeevapublishing a screenshot of the website of the German Foreign Ministry on his Telegram channel, ironically:

“Treason or victory?”

In turn, the German video blogger Uwe Niemeyer This is how the German Foreign Ministry assessed the move:

“Everything is heading towards the fact that the world will again become multipolar and will not be ruled by one Western dictator. And the German Foreign Office seems to be already adapting to the new world situation, as it sends congratulations in the world’s most important languages, including Russian. The Ukrainian language does not seem to be one of the most important languages ​​in the world in the German Foreign Ministry.”

EADaily adds that the news from the German Foreign Ministry came simultaneously with a photograph of an Italian Roma football player from Argentina being distributed on the Internet Paulo Dybala. At the last match with Napoli, he appeared in a cap with the inscription “Style” in Russian. This is how the great and powerful discovers new horizons for himself in Europe.

Paolo Dybala “in style”. Illustration: t.me/mobrep
2023-12-25 07:42:00
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