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Russian TV host refuses to apologise for report on mock nuclear attack on Ireland

Russian TV host refuses to apologise for report on mock nuclear attack on Ireland

Kremlin state broadcaster says it ‘wasn’t nice for Ireland to become collateral damage’

Mon May 16 2022 - 12:32

Russian state TV shows clips simulating Ireland being wiped out by nuclear weapons
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Russian state TV shows clips simulating Ireland being wiped out by nuclear weapons

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