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Romanian-Ukrainian border

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Map showing the Romanian territorial changes in the Danube Delta[wp] in 1948 and after the de-Sovietisation of Ukraine.
The mouths of the arms of Kilija[wp] (in the north) and Sulina[wp] (in the south) in 2011 with the border dispute.

The Romanian-Ukrainian border is disputed and is partly the result of arbitrary annexations[wp] by the Soviet Union[wp] after the Second World War[wp]. As a successor state to the Soviet Union[wp], Ukraine has not returned these annexed territories to Romania.

Desovietisation policy in the Ukraine

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If Ukraine's "desovietisation policy"[wp] is based on a serious intention, then one of the first measures it should take is to return the Danube islands annexed by the Soviet Union and Snake Island[wp] to Romania.
The disputed maritime border between Romania and Ukraine off the Gulf of Musura[wp].
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