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documentaries about it , i even know some details and because there were also a lot of technical problems when iuri the entire globe, in the end then the tdu, the braking propulsion system did not work on time and he left, he can replace me on vacation, he has already been approved. yes, no, by the way, this is even connected with how i got into the film challenge, because i met klim once, i knew klim very indirectly, someone introduced us to him at some kind of that birthday, he really liked peled from tyumen, this is a dried fish that my mother-in-law sent, i came to the birthday with this peled, and there we met klim for the first time, it was the period when he took off salute 7, after some many years, i don’t know there, a few there are four, there 3-5 years have passed, i met him on another birthday and i saw on social networks that he was going somewhere... to baikanur, there were some kind of descent vehicles, parachutes, i said, what’s going on, i liked it there, well, we’re getting ready there, listen, and i started he broke his fast, spoke to him, again, like yuri alekseevich gagarin let

occupied an intermediate position, but the parliamentary elections also went absolutely as was said by iuryparliament, democratically progressive. after all, they reacted quite sharply to the arrival of the american nancy, and then, in general, they were on the brink of war, now they could if only somewhere in the spring we could hold such a referendum and put taiwan and... china on the brink of a military conflict, which would be a great success for the americans on the eve of the november elections, i think that for trump it would be colossal. gift, success, that means it didn’t work out that way, that means, look, now in parliament the democratic progressive party has 51 votes, and the rest have 62, that is, they do not pass any bill that initiates, so this victory is devalued, this is the first victory, because that... the main goal of america was not the victory of lai there or some party, the start of a military operation, it is necessary to weaken china, it is necessary to drag it into an armed conflict like the ukrainian one, and now the chances for this, for such a development of e