State Department Speaks on Armenia While Kyiv Waits
The State Department left a paper trail on Armenia and other files while the Kyiv attack still waited for an equivalent public statement.
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The State Department left a paper trail on Armenia and other files while the Kyiv attack still waited for an equivalent public statement.
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