Программа о тех, кто участвует в специальной военной операции, и о тех, кто их ждет.
Гость программы: Михаил Рябов – музыкант, лидер группы Mordor.
Портрет героя: Владимир Примаков, который двое суток подряд на машине вывозил людей из города Суджа в Курск, — о нем рассказывает военный волонтер Никита Сандалов.
Аудиосообщения и письма можно отправлять:
🔹 в мессенджеры: +7 (910) 444-91-59 🔹 по e-mail: [email protected] 🔹 по почте: Москва, 125040, 5-я ул. Ямского поля, 19-21, Полевая почта Радио России
Программа о тех, кто участвует в специальной военной операции, и о тех, кто их ждет.
Гость программы: Михаил Рябов – музыкант, лидер группы Mordor.
Портрет героя: Владимир Примаков, который двое суток подряд на машине вывозил людей из города Суджа в Курск, — о нем рассказывает военный волонтер Никита Сандалов.
Аудиосообщения и письма можно отправлять:
🔹 в мессенджеры: +7 (910) 444-91-59 🔹 по e-mail: [email protected] 🔹 по почте: Москва, 125040, 5-я ул. Ямского поля, 19-21, Полевая почта Радио России
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