Потрясающий репортаж Григория Вдовина из недавно освобождённого поселка Горняк. Как всегда, журналисты на фронте не тол от ко сюжетики снимают, но и помогают людям. В данном случае - соединяют родных.
Ну и то, что жители освобождённых поселков называют бойцов ВСУ немцами, само за себя говорит. Не за територии воюем - за людей вот за этих...
Потрясающий репортаж Григория Вдовина из недавно освобождённого поселка Горняк. Как всегда, журналисты на фронте не тол от ко сюжетики снимают, но и помогают людям. В данном случае - соединяют родных.
Ну и то, что жители освобождённых поселков называют бойцов ВСУ немцами, само за себя говорит. Не за територии воюем - за людей вот за этих...
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