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Podoliak dismisses allegations about poisoning of Ukraine's negotiators.

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The Wall Street Journal reported that three participants of the Ukraine-Russia talks on March 3 in Belarus had experienced symptoms of suspected poisoning. They include two Ukrainians and Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich. In a comment to Hromadske news outlet, Mykhailo Podoliak, an advisor to presidential administration, dismissed the allegation as "speculation," adding that all Ukrainian negotiators "are working as usual."

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