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Hungarian head of the European Committee of Regions Kata Tüttő awarded Kyiv mayor

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Hungarian head of the European Committee of Regions Kata Tüttő awarded Kyiv mayor

Daily News Hungary 23/02/2025 03:24

They mayor received the Mayor Pawel Adamowicz Award of the European Committee of Regions. #europeanunion #kyivmayor #ukraine…

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They mayor received the Mayor Pawel Adamowicz Award of the European Committee of Regions.

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