Собрание прошло сегодня. Очень подробно рассказывают про культурный обмен, который, по словам местных жителей, не прекращается там никогда. Особенно третье видео показательно.
До чего доводит нежелание наводить порядок. Надеемся, что в Москве обратят на это внимание.
Собрание прошло сегодня. Очень подробно рассказывают про культурный обмен, который, по словам местных жителей, не прекращается там никогда. Особенно третье видео показательно.
До чего доводит нежелание наводить порядок. Надеемся, что в Москве обратят на это внимание.
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