Волны уносят мазут назад в Черное море из-за того, что власти Краснодарского края не организовали вывоз уже собранных волонтерами мешков!! Федеральные власти тоже бездействуют!
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Волны уносят мазут назад в Черное море из-за того, что власти Краснодарского края не организовали вывоз уже собранных волонтерами мешков!! Федеральные власти тоже бездействуют!
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