Moscow denies Ukraine's accusation that it left troops in Belarus

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Moscow insists that all Russian troops that took part in 'Zapad 2017' war games in neighbouring Belarus have returned to their bases. This comes after Ukraine's Commander-in-chief said that Russia had left its troops behind despite promising not to. Julia Lyubova reports from Moscow.

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