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Putin claimed a 400-year-old map proved Ukraine isn't a real country, not noticing it has 'Ukraine' written on it
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[quote:48Panhead:MV81NDQwNTg2XzY4RkEwNkU1] Russian President Vladimir Putin Tuesday cited a 17th-Century map of Europe to back his discredited thesis that Ukraine isn't a real country, a claim that he's used to justify Russia's unprovoked invasion. But, even on the terms of Putin's thesis, there was a problem: the document clearly marks part of the territory as being "Ukraine." In a meeting with the chairman of Russia's constitutional court, Valery Zorkin, the two pored over a map made by a 17th century cartographer for France's King Louis XIV. https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/putin-claimed-a-400-year-old-map-proved-ukraine-isn-t-a-real-country-not-noticing-it-has-ukraine-written-on-it/ar-AA1bD7PS?ocid=winp2fptaskbarhover&cvid=40027ea43e794a0190f4caed8b586279&ei=33 [/quote]
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Russian President Vladimir Putin Tuesday cited a 17th-Century map of Europe to back his discredited thesis that Ukraine isn't a real country, a claim that he's used to justify Russia's unprovoked invasion.
But, even on the terms of Putin's thesis, there was a problem: the document clearly marks part of the territory as being "Ukraine."
In a meeting with the chairman of Russia's constitutional court, Valery Zorkin, the two pored over a map made by a 17th century cartographer for France's King Louis XIV.
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