Vatican calls for dialogue on Ukraine, end to hostilities — diplomatic service head
What to know about Vatican calls for dialogue on Ukraine, end to hostilities — diplomatic service head
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What happened
The Vatican calls for a genuine dialogue on the Ukrainian settlement with the support of the international community and an end to hostilities, Vatican's Secretary for Relations with States and International Organizations Paul Richard Gallagher told reporters…
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