🇷🇺🇰🇵Владимир Путин подарил Ким Чен Ыну новыйAurus, адмиральский кортик и чайный сервиз
Об этом сообщил помощник президента РФ Юрий Ушаков. Что вручили Владимир Путину, он не уточнил, но отметил, что подарки «связаны с изображением» российского главы.
Ранее Путин уже дарил Ким Чен Ыну Aurus. Лидер КНДР выезжал на нём на публичные мероприятия.
🇷🇺🇰🇵Владимир Путин подарил Ким Чен Ыну новыйAurus, адмиральский кортик и чайный сервиз
Об этом сообщил помощник президента РФ Юрий Ушаков. Что вручили Владимир Путину, он не уточнил, но отметил, что подарки «связаны с изображением» российского главы.
Ранее Путин уже дарил Ким Чен Ыну Aurus. Лидер КНДР выезжал на нём на публичные мероприятия.
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