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✓ Published: 26-Apr-2024
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The Belem vessel is set to sail from the Greek port of Piraeus to Marseille carrying the Olympic flame. CGTN’s Evangelo Sipsas went on board ahead of its journey.<br/>#2024olympics #paris2024
The Belem vessel is set to sail from the Greek port of Piraeus to Marseille carrying the Olympic flame. CGTN’s Evangelo Sipsas went on board ahead of its journey.<br/>#2024olympics #paris2024
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