came out straight, let's say, funny places, well, if you remember, there was already a story , when skabiyeva north korea, it was last year, i send you to october. last year, you can watch this one, but then she talked about how you can walk freely on the streets there, well, at that time she could not walk freely on the streets, because the major was constantly following her, but you can watch it from last year, as it all was. she came out, said: here we are walking freely, filming, no one touches us, and then he said hello to her, the guard who was there, followed her constantly. some comrade major, and the laugh, well, the comedy of the situation was that she was just telling me that i was walking and talking on the street with people, and comrade major was not following me, and suddenly this comrade major somehow came out, and began to follow her, and it turned out that he just followed her in a circle, where she tried to walk, walked, then simply did not allowed to communicate with local residents. moreover, these local residents ran away from her, turned away, and actually this major al

and one more thing more disgusting, that's all. says skabiyeva, who literally says that to return ukraineo the middle ages, that is, not to destroy any military targets, not to hit military objects, no, that's exactly what it sounds like: to return ukraine to the middle ages. the russian air force launched another massive missile attack on ukraine. a total of 53 missiles of various types were launched. the targets of the attack were energy infrastructure facilities. that is, the process of returning ukraine to the middle ages continues. air-, sea-, and land-based missiles were used for the attack. calibers were widely used for the first time in a long time. so you can return to the calibration term again. and here, you know, it's just a matter of putting aside all the talk that ukraine will hit some airfields in kursk or some other region with the military, and so on. these conversations about how to destroy ukraine, return the people of ukraine to the middle ages, and then, you know, it is even more unclear, actually, why everything possible is not fighting against russia, and because it

work out, one more person who also, one might say, somehow fell out of this story, turned out to be skabiyevaourse, she tried to talk on the air about how wonderful it is to live in north korea, how free there is, how everything is there, literally everything is possible for everyone, and this is not a new attempt of hers, well, but she tried to tell that everything is beautiful there, well, it came out straight, let's say, funny in places, well , if you at... you know, there was already a story when skabieva went to north korea, it was in the past year, i send you to october of last year, you can watch this one, but then she talked about how you can walk freely in the streets there, well, at that moment she could not walk freely in the streets, because the major was constantly following her, you can see... already from last year, how it all happened, she came out, she says, here we are walking freely, filming, no one touches us, and then the security guard who was there said hello to her, and then she was constantly followed by some comrade major, and the humor, well , the comedy of the situ

well, all this is even more disgustingly told by skabiyeva, who literally... yes says that to returnddle ages, that is, not to destroy any military targets, not to hit military objects, no, that's exactly what it sounds like: to return ukraine to the middle ages. the russian air force launched another massive missile attack on ukraine. a total of 53 missiles of various types were launched. the target of the attack was the objects of the energy infrastructure, that is, the process of returning ukraine to the middle ages. calibers, so you can return to the term calibration again. and here, you know, it's just a matter of putting aside all the talk that ukraine will strike some...

out straight, let’s say, funny in places, well, if you remember, there was already a story when skabiyeva. north korea, it was last year, i send you to october last year, you can watch this one, but then she talked about how... you can walk freely on the streets there, well, at that moment she couldn't walk freely on the streets because she was constantly being followed by a major, but you can see already from last year how it all was , first she came out, says: we walk freely, shoot, no one touches us, and here she handed over... hello, the security that was there, then a fellow major was constantly following her, and the laugh, well, the comedy of the situation was that she was just telling me that i was walking here and talking to people on the street, and for comrade major doesn't walk with me, and suddenly this fellow major somehow got out and started following her, and it turned out that he was just following her in a circle, where she tried to walk, walked, then er... just didn't allow us to communicate with local residents, moreover, these local residents ran away from her, turned

well, all this is even more disgustingly told by skabiyeva, who literally says that to return ukraine to the middle ages, that is, not to destroy any military targets, not to hit military facilities, no, that's exactly what it sounds like, to return ukraine to the middle ages. the russian air force launched another massive missile attack on ukraine. a total of 53 missiles of various types were launched. goal'. naval and land-based, for the first time in a long time calibers were used en masse. so you can return to the calibration term again. and here, you know, it’s just a matter of putting aside all the talk that ukraine will hit some airfields in... kursk or some other region with the military, and next to these conversations about how to destroy ukraine, return the people of ukraine to the middle ages, and then, you know, it is even more unclear, actually, why everything is not being fought against russia, and because it is clear that it simply has to go there to fly in order to avoid these conversations, because only impunity allows all these conversations about... the middle ages