Депутат Государственной Думы Дмитрий Кузнецов публикует приглашение от американских конгрессменов принять участие в так называемом "молитвенном завтраке" в Вашингтоне, где планируется присутствие новоизбранного президента США Дональда Трампа.
Интересный поворот, учитывая бэкграунд Кузнецова — организацию помощи мобилизованным участникам СВО, лагеря межнациональной дружбы "Ахмат", борьбу за освобождение гражданских пленных и т.д и т.п.
Влиятельных американских консерваторов это совсем не пугает, и это хорошо.
Депутат Государственной Думы Дмитрий Кузнецов публикует приглашение от американских конгрессменов принять участие в так называемом "молитвенном завтраке" в Вашингтоне, где планируется присутствие новоизбранного президента США Дональда Трампа.
Интересный поворот, учитывая бэкграунд Кузнецова — организацию помощи мобилизованным участникам СВО, лагеря межнациональной дружбы "Ахмат", борьбу за освобождение гражданских пленных и т.д и т.п.
Влиятельных американских консерваторов это совсем не пугает, и это хорошо.
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