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The Bulgarian TV channel apologized for airing a map of Ukraine without the Russian-annexed Crimea, the Embassy of Ukraine in the Republic of Bulgaria wrote on Facebook.
According to the Ukrainian Ambassador to Bulgaria, Mykola Baltazhi, "[we] finally received a written apology from the leadership of the national television bTV for airing a map of Ukraine without Crimea."
"Attempts to encroach on the territorial integrity of Ukraine are doomed to failure!" the embassy wrote.
Read alsoCrimean residents, Russians increasingly hostile and at oddsUkrainian diplomats have earlier pointed to other foreign businesses at their errors in presenting images of the country map.
In the latest case, June 13, the Ukrainian Embassy in Kazakhstan expressed protest over an exhibition at the Astana Art Fest festival, where one of the exhibits depicting the map of Ukraine in its composition lacked the territory of the Russian-annexed Crimea.