you can tell me that when it's 1978 and at breakfast while reading a newspaper, pravda abraham moiseevichit's already ridiculous. yes, that means sarochki and sarochka, asks abramovich. and how much does this atomic bomb cost? well, how much does it cost how much does it cost tens of millions of dollars, lord, if only it fell into our yard, that is, i have a feeling that the poles behave in exactly the same way. that is, why do they need this weapon, what will it give them, in addition to the fact that they will turn out to be, then it is obviously a target for us to zero. so what or do they think so?

you can tell me jokes when it's 1978 and at breakfast he reads a newspaper, true abraham moiseevich conducts political information yes, it's already funny. yes, it means sarochki and sarochka, asks abramovich and how much does this atomic bomb cost, he says, well, how much does it cost how much does it cost tens of millions of dollars, lord, if only she fell into our yard. that is, i have a feeling that the poles behave in exactly the same way. that is, why do they need this weapon, what will it give them, in addition, that they will then be obvious, a target for us. well, goals. yes, so either they think that in this way they will crawl into the big twenty, ideally, throwing our country out of there through the ukrainian case. well listen. don’t tell me, they clearly decided that for the destruction of russia, all means are good from suicidal sanctions, yes, the distortion of history and the full support of nazism about this today at a meeting with luirats and finalists of the all-russian competition. teacher of the year. vladimir vladimirovich putin said it might not have happened. this is