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The document appears to be describing a press conference with the Consul General of Russia Georgi Vlaskin and Russian Ambassador Vladimir Lukin. Also present was Consul General Georgi Lukin and Russian Ambassador Vladimir Lukin. It is unclear from the document which names are correct as there are inconsistencies listed for both the Consul General and Ambassador positions.
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