Ukrainian Embassy in Baku opens book of condolences for Ternopil victims
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- 20 November, 2025
- 11:20
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The Ukrainian Embassy in Azerbaijan has opened a book of condolences for the victims of Russian strikes on the city of Ternopil, Ambassador Yuriy Husyev said, Report informs.
"In mourning for the victims of Russia's strike on Ternopil, at least 25 killed, incl 3 children, and 73 injured. We open an online Book of Condolence: emb_az@mfa.gov.ua. We urge a strong international response to this act of terror and stand with the families of the victims," Husyev wrote on X.
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