Вот еще подумалось, что контроль за Суэцким каналом в итоге (может Иран и РФ действительно хотели, но не вышло) достанется Израилю-СА и Турции. Что тоже можно считать антизападноевропейским трендом со стороны США и Турана.
Вот еще подумалось, что контроль за Суэцким каналом в итоге (может Иран и РФ действительно хотели, но не вышло) достанется Израилю-СА и Турции. Что тоже можно считать антизападноевропейским трендом со стороны США и Турана.
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