Which country released coin commemorating annexation of Crimea?
Correct answer: B. Russia
- A. Denmark
- B. Russia
- C. Serbia
- D. Ukraine
Explanation
Russia issued a commemorative coin marking its 2014 annexation of Crimea. Ukraine and most of the international community rejected that annexation, but Russia treated it as a national event.
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