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Foreign minister adopts puppy from Mariupol.

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Dmytro Kuleba wrote on Instagram that the puppy was given birth by a dog whose owners went missing in besieged Mariupol. The official called the puppy Marik, which is the city's nickname. He is joining Kuleba's two other dogs.

"War brings suffering not only to people but also to animals. And humanity means to take care of both the former and the latter. Adopt animals that are left alone," he wrote.

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