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EU chief Michel tells Belarus to 'not take part' in Russian attack on Ukraine

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EU chief Charles Michel urges Belarus to "not take part" in Russia's military assault on Ukraine, ahead of an emergency European Union summit to decide new sanctions on Moscow over its invasion. SOUNDBITE

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