The law is passed. But the workplace has not become any safer because of it

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha commented on Russia’s explicit rejection of a ceasefire and US President Donald Trump’s peace initiatives. The head of the diplomatic service emphasized that the aggressor displays arrogance due to a lack of…

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Andrii Sybiha Slams Russia for Rejecting US Peace Initiatives