Матвиенко и Симоньян пошутили про взрывы пейджеров в Ливане
Председатель Совета Федерации Валентина Матвиенко на Четвертом женском евразийском форуме рассказала шутку, которую прочитала в интернете: «Жена неожиданно на день рождения мужу подарила пейджер».
💬 «Хотела-то одеколон, потом новости прочитала и подарила пейджер», — добавила главный редактор RT Маргарита Симоньян
Матвиенко и Симоньян пошутили про взрывы пейджеров в Ливане
Председатель Совета Федерации Валентина Матвиенко на Четвертом женском евразийском форуме рассказала шутку, которую прочитала в интернете: «Жена неожиданно на день рождения мужу подарила пейджер».
💬 «Хотела-то одеколон, потом новости прочитала и подарила пейджер», — добавила главный редактор RT Маргарита Симоньян
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