28.11.2024, 12:03

Kazakhstan launches investigation into advertising screen incident during Putin's Visit

ASTANA. Nov 28 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - Kazakhstan has initiated a criminal investigation into an incident involving a digital advertising screen in Astana during Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit. The screen briefly displayed the colors of the Ukrainian flag.

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