Hungarians living in the Ukrainian region of Transcarpathia were declaring autonomy and the Ukrainian Security Service was detaining and persecuting the activists involved.
Repeating disinformation already debunked before. This time, with faked signs that the Union of Hungarians living in Ukraine declared to be a provocation: bit.ly/2sNduCb,
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