Річка Припʼять

Target entity: Річка Припʼять
Context triple: [Pripyat River, languageName_uk, Річка Припʼять]

• A. Dnieper
  The Dnieper is a major Eastern European river that flows through Russia, Belarus, and Ukraine before emptying into the Black Sea.
• B. Kharkiv River
  The Kharkiv River is a waterway in northeastern Ukraine that flows through and lends its name to the city of Kharkiv before joining the Lopan River.
• C. Taras River
  The Taras River is an ancient waterway in southern Italy historically associated with the Greek colony of Tarentum (modern Taranto) on the Ionian Sea.
• D. Bystrytsia River
  The Bystrytsia River is a waterway in western Ukraine that flows through Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast and forms part of the Dniester River basin.
• E. Kryvorivnia
  Kryvorivnia is a traditional Hutsul mountain village in western Ukraine known for its rich folk culture and picturesque Carpathian landscapes.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Річка Припʼять
Target entity description: Річка Припʼять — велика річка Східної Європи, притока Дніпра, що протікає через Україну та Білорусь і відома, зокрема, через проходження поблизу Чорнобильської зони відчуження.

• A. Dnieper
  The Dnieper is a major Eastern European river that flows through Russia, Belarus, and Ukraine before emptying into the Black Sea.
• B. Kharkiv River
  The Kharkiv River is a waterway in northeastern Ukraine that flows through and lends its name to the city of Kharkiv before joining the Lopan River.
• C. Taras River
  The Taras River is an ancient waterway in southern Italy historically associated with the Greek colony of Tarentum (modern Taranto) on the Ionian Sea.
• D. Bystrytsia River
  The Bystrytsia River is a waterway in western Ukraine that flows through Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast and forms part of the Dniester River basin.
• E. Kryvorivnia
  Kryvorivnia is a traditional Hutsul mountain village in western Ukraine known for its rich folk culture and picturesque Carpathian landscapes.
• F. None of above. chosen