Algeria will reopen its embassy in Kyiv one year after it was closed over Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Algerian state television said on February 26, citing a Foreign Ministry statement. "This decision falls within the framework of preserving the interests of the Algerian state and the interests of the national community in this country," state TV quoted the ministry statement as saying. The decision to reopen the embassy will be effective "as soon as possible," the statement read. To read the original story by Reuters, click here.
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