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作成日: 2022/10/10 06:32

更新日: 2025/12/09 12:58

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This year&#039;s Nobel Peace Prize has sparked a mixed reaction among Ukrainians. The Norwegian Nobel Committee announced the winners on Friday as citizens&#039; rights advocates from Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia.
                
The prize went to Belarusian activist Ales Bialiatski, Russia&#039;s Memorial, and Ukraine&#039;s Center for Civil Liberties.
                
Some people in Kyiv expressed joy. A 38-year-old civil servant says the news will help raise people&#039;s awareness about the situation in Ukraine.
                
But others aren&#039;t so happy. They include presidential adviser Mykhailo Podolyak, who tweeted that the Nobel Committee has shown an interesting understanding of the word &quot;peace&quot; by giving the prize to representatives from two countries that have attacked Ukraine.
                
Russia&#039;s presidential office is yet to comment.
                
In Belarus, a foreign ministry spokesperson described the winners in recent years as &quot;so politicized&quot; that &quot;Alfred Nobel got tired of turning in his grave.&quot;

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