While there may be a history of corruption in Ukraine, Russia is a much more corrupt country.
Ami Bera: “While there may be a history of corruption in Ukraine, Russia is a much more corrupt country.”
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Bera emphasizes that Russia's corruption is greater than Ukraine's.
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