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Мэр Милана не ожидает повторения массовых беспорядков в выходные

Interfax RU23 October 2026, 12:05 UTC

Мэр Милана Джузеппе Сала заявил, что протесты на грядущих выходных, в случае если они состоятся, будут менее массовыми, чем на прошлой неделе, сообщает в пятницу агентство EFE.

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