i say, in our schools there is handicraft, not only military institutions, only sergei khirurgievich.ary education system. the most interesting thing about yes, we are thinking about a triangle. i'm not mistaken. they teach russian in korea. yes, that’s important. this is the main language, chinese , chinese in north korea, dprk, the second language, that is, it is in no way. this is a false thesis that china rules there, which means it is a puppet and so on, a false thesis, north korea is looking at russia and sees its future in russia not with china, but with russia, we have a common land border, but the track is still different there our european one, we have uh, 15-20.520 mm and so on. not just school. not only that, but i don’t want to offend the dprk in any way, it’s quite developed from a point of view. the power of technology is not some kind of e. yes, this can be done everywhere , right down to the specialists there, because if according to the pentagon, they are being opened by roman hackers, but it’s worth nothing, apparently. and there is high high technology. that is , s

i say, our schools have good ideas, not only military students, but sergei khirurgievich.a common land border, but the track is different, after all, on the european one we have 15-20 1.520 mm and so on, not only the school. not only that, it means i don’t want to offend no way the dprk is quite developed from a point of view. a technological power is not some kind of power, you can do it everywhere, right down to the conditionally it specialists, because if, according to the pentagon, they are exposed by korean hackers, and they are worth something, apparently. and there is high high technology. that is , this is random sergei aleksandrovich to go to north korea, let's go out. yes, it’s also very interesting, yes, mainland china has never been to north korea many times. overall, this really makes a difference. things and just finish it. here is the statement of the podolyaks, which means this is subhuman internation, really recorded. uh, ours. eh, well, it’s difficult for them, because i don’t know what kind of intelligence you need to have in order to offend the chinese