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Poll in Stuttgart shows people are shocked by Russia's attack on Ukraine

In view of Russia's attack on Ukraine, the people of Stuttgart are also affected and shocked, according to a survey in the city.

Stuttgart – On Thursday morning (February 24) the terrible news rushed to the media: Russia has fired the first bombs on Ukraine. Despite weeks of talks between various heads of government and Vladimir Putin, the attack could not be prevented. According to the Ukrainian military, more than 40 soldiers have already died. Many civilians were also affected and some seriously injured.
BW24* asked around on the street in Stuttgart what the citizens think about the latest developments.

Baden-Württemberg's Prime Minister Winfried Kretschmann (Greens) condemns the attack by Russian President Putin, who "throws Europe and the world into a deep crisis that is reminiscent of the darkest times on the European continent." *BW24 is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.

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