Taiwanese protesters show solidarity with Ukraine
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Hundreds of Taiwanese protesters took to the streets of Taipei on Sunday to show solidarity with Ukraine amid Russia's invasion, according to reports.
Both Ukrainian and Taiwanese protesters gave speeches, sang the Ukrainian national anthem, and chanted, "Taiwan stands with Ukraine," according to the Taipei Times.
Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen said in a Monday tweet that she is "immensely proud of how the Taiwanese people have supported Ukraine."
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