Глава ХДС (CDU) Фридрих Мерц, к слову, прибыл на свадьбу Кристиана Линднера (FDP) на собственном самолёте, самолично им управляя.
Сей факт (и чрезвычайно стильная фотография) вызвали шквал критики в левых кругах: мол, пока граждане не знают как платить за газ и сократили продуктовую корзину, оппозиционный политик без зазрения совести сжёг пару сотен литров керосина.
Глава ХДС (CDU) Фридрих Мерц, к слову, прибыл на свадьбу Кристиана Линднера (FDP) на собственном самолёте, самолично им управляя.
Сей факт (и чрезвычайно стильная фотография) вызвали шквал критики в левых кругах: мол, пока граждане не знают как платить за газ и сократили продуктовую корзину, оппозиционный политик без зазрения совести сжёг пару сотен литров керосина.
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