🇺🇦🤬«Мать нельзя переименовать. Она одна» - так Мария Захарова прокомментировала установку трезубца на памятник «Родина-мать» в Киеве
«В этом вся сущность киевского режима и возглавляемых им киборгов. Мать нельзя переименовать. Она одна. И единственное, что с ней можно сделать, любить. А это они не умеют», - заявила официальный представитель МИД РФ.
🇺🇦🤬«Мать нельзя переименовать. Она одна» - так Мария Захарова прокомментировала установку трезубца на памятник «Родина-мать» в Киеве
«В этом вся сущность киевского режима и возглавляемых им киборгов. Мать нельзя переименовать. Она одна. И единственное, что с ней можно сделать, любить. А это они не умеют», - заявила официальный представитель МИД РФ.
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