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US, most EU nations to boycott Putin's inauguration over Ukraine war

The US and several European Union nations are boycotting Vladimir Putin's presidential inauguration ceremony, with some nations still planning to send representatives despite a Kyiv plea.
Poland, Germany, and the Czech Republic are among the EU countries not sending representatives due to tensions over the Ukraine conflict, while France and some others will attend.
Germany's Foreign Ministry confirmed they will not participate in the ceremony.

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Reuters

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