"Свободные" чеченцы, которые живут почему-то не в "свободной" Чечне говорят, что мы делаем не так. Странно не так ли? Не мы начали эту тему, но мы её закроем.
Через 30 мин, на канале Апостол Дмитрий, новые мысли о чеченцах и надеемся последние на эту тему.
"Свободные" чеченцы, которые живут почему-то не в "свободной" Чечне говорят, что мы делаем не так. Странно не так ли? Не мы начали эту тему, но мы её закроем.
Через 30 мин, на канале Апостол Дмитрий, новые мысли о чеченцах и надеемся последние на эту тему.
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