mersalov, he’s famous for what, not that he’s kind of laudable, he’s famous for the fact that you knowl, of course, you can’t do all this with a rail. but he took it all from the rails and forged it, all the leaves, a palm tree, it’s a hellish troll, but the most famous donetsk monument was destined to become a monument to the dead children of donbass, this is our time, which the local blacksmith viktor mikhalev forged from melted down enemy fragments shells, turning them into intertwined roses. why rose? i just made the first one, i made the first one, but in fact, we now have our green building planting like spring, well, the city is trying to reach a million roses again, that was the name of the city of millions grew in the donbass, it’s so beautiful here in the spring, what are you doing? our roses bloom right up to autumn, here’s the machine gun, but it brought grief. the greatest wealth of donbass is hard coal, and its best grade is anthracite, when local cossacks showed an amazing stone capable of burning. that this is a pacifier, there are only small ones inclusions of coal, i

mersalov is famous for what, not that he’s a praiser, he’s famous for the fact that you know, take acan’t do all this with a rail, but he took it all from the rail and forged it, all the leaves, a palm tree, it’s hellish labor, but the most famous donetsk monument was destined to become a monument... it was as if it came to life, that’s my meaning, but the rose, as it were , peace will come anyway, we will win, it strives upward towards the sun, the war remains behind there. the greatest wealth of donbass is coal, and its best grade is anthracite. when the local cossacks showed an amazing stone capable of burning to peter the great, they did not even know the name of this miracle of nature and called it flammable. the far-sighted emperor saw a great future in fuel and equipped an expedition under the leadership of the former serf gregory kapustina. took the palm from england, so all these expeditions were slowed down in every possible way, when the coast reached peter i that the british were actually boycotting the work, they were simply kicked out of these expeditions. i cannot help