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The car from the motorcade Zelensky in Ireland threw eggs

Who and under what circumstances threw the car eggs, it is not specified

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The car from the motorcade Zelensky in Ireland threw eggs

One of the cars of Vladimir Zelensky’s motorcade during his visit to Ireland arrived with traces of eggs on the body. The video of the car was published in the social network X by Sky News correspondent Stephen Murphy, RIA Novosti reports.

“One of the cars in Zelensky’s motorcade arrived in a somewhat contaminated state,” the journalist wrote, accompanying the publication with a video.

Who and under what circumstances threw the car eggs, the report is not specified.

Earlier in Dublin, Zelensky met with representatives of US President Steve Whitkoff and Jared Kushner.

Photo: social networks of Vladimir Zelensky

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