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"Katyusha" for all my friends from around the world! #Moscow #Russia
StellaMoscow76,500 views • 12 days ago
#Eritrea: President Isaias Afwerki in #Moscow I love the hospitality, but watching my President step off a plane and casually eat whatever he's offered gives me anxiety. 😭 PIA, please! Security first, snacks second. 😂 Am I the only one who gets nervous watching this?
Hadelibi☝♡19,501 views • 2 days ago
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🚨#BREAKING: Multiple people have been shot at concert hall with multiple fatalities with large explosions taking place 📌#Moscow | #Russia Currently, there are reports of a terrorist attack taking place at a concert hall entertainment center in Moscow, Russia. Reports indicate that two masked men with automatic weapons are shooting at the crowd, while multiple large explosions are taking place. Numerous fatalities have reported from the automatic gunfire. People inside the concert hall center are evacuating and taking shelter, with sightings of people being shot down this is still developing
R A W S A L E R T S2,281,800 views • 2 years ago
🚨 The #Moscow Times just dropped a bombshell: Russia’s Central Bank found a 10 trillion ruble black hole in unpaid loans 💥 That’s 24% of the entire Russian budget just… gone. Another reason why the #Kremlin is desperately pushing for a “peace” deal to save itself. We didn’t surrender in 2022, and we won’t in 2025 — Russia is weaker and poorer than ever. Share the truth! 🦩🔥 #MakeRussiaSmallAgain #StandWithUkraine #RussiaCollapsing
Anna_From_Ukraine_Official763,285 views • 11 months ago
#Russian officials report a drone attack on #Moscow. One of the towers of the Moscow City complex was damaged.
NEXTA2,397,516 views • 3 years ago
![This evening Milorad #Dodik told his side of the story on the negotiations that led to the lifting of 🇺🇸 sanctions and Christian #Schmidt’s resignation, as well as how he celebrated the lifting of 🇺🇸 sanctions in a #Moscow restaurant. Full transcript: Milorad Dodik: "So at one point we told them [Trump administration]: 'You're deceiving us, we don't want this any more — thank you.' They said: 'No, no, we're not deceiving you.' I said: 'If you're not deceiving us, then lift also the sanctions put on me.' Then they said: 'Hold on.' We told them: 'OK, what are you missing?' And then they asked for those two or three laws — the ones the Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina had struck down, laws of Republika Srpska. I said: 'Okay, the Court repealed them anyway; we'd have to go back to the assembly and do a lot of other things.' But I said: 'Fine, but that's too little from your side.' So they said: 'How is it small?’ We said ‘It's small.' Then they said: 'What else is needed?' Then I said: 'Get rid of this Schmidt.'" Journalist: “And the Americans listen to you?” Dodik: "Well, I don't know if they listen to me, but in any case — he's gone now." Journalist: “And did they kick him out?” Dodik: [laughs] "No, no — I don't think they listen to me. Let's just say that circumstances were created." Journalist: “Wait, wait. You say: get rid of that Schmidt — and he leaves, right?” Dodik: "Well, circumstances came together." Journalist: “And who told him to go?” Dodik: "You know — the one who was supposed to say it." Journalist: “The one with the cap [Donald Trump]?” Dodik: "Someone said it. Anyway, when he [Schmidt] went over to America, they told him: 'You've finished your job, you can go straight to Germany.' Then he cried and asked just to go and collect his things in Sarajevo. And that's how it went — he went, picked up his things, and disappeared." Journalist: “What did you drink in Moscow? Do you mix whisky and vodka?” Dodik: "We were flying from Minsk to Moscow. When we boarded the plane, there was no talk of it [lifting of sanctions]. We land at Moscow airport. A message comes through: all sanctions lifted. And that's how we found out. And of course, then came the hunt for a good restaurant — and for Serbian music. There was a student of ours there studying music; we gathered them all in one restaurant and celebrated the lifting of the sanctions. That's true. What else could we do? I couldn't wait until I got back to Banja Luka. We had to celebrate..." Journalist: Well, where else? Dodik: "[We're] true Serbs." Journalist: “And did you mix whisky and vodka? I'm not asking for no reason.” Dodik: "Once I've had a bit to drink, then I no longer [keep track]..." Source:](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2109349834868039940/amplify_video_thumb/2109349645264547841/img/Eir9ukH4LaeFDet0.jpg)
This evening Milorad #Dodik told his side of the story on the negotiations that led to the lifting of 🇺🇸 sanctions and Christian #Schmidt’s resignation, as well as how he celebrated the lifting of 🇺🇸 sanctions in a #Moscow restaurant. Full transcript: Milorad Dodik: "So at one point we told them [Trump administration]: 'You're deceiving us, we don't want this any more — thank you.' They said: 'No, no, we're not deceiving you.' I said: 'If you're not deceiving us, then lift also the sanctions put on me.' Then they said: 'Hold on.' We told them: 'OK, what are you missing?' And then they asked for those two or three laws — the ones the Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina had struck down, laws of Republika Srpska. I said: 'Okay, the Court repealed them anyway; we'd have to go back to the assembly and do a lot of other things.' But I said: 'Fine, but that's too little from your side.' So they said: 'How is it small?’ We said ‘It's small.' Then they said: 'What else is needed?' Then I said: 'Get rid of this Schmidt.'" Journalist: “And the Americans listen to you?” Dodik: "Well, I don't know if they listen to me, but in any case — he's gone now." Journalist: “And did they kick him out?” Dodik: [laughs] "No, no — I don't think they listen to me. Let's just say that circumstances were created." Journalist: “Wait, wait. You say: get rid of that Schmidt — and he leaves, right?” Dodik: "Well, circumstances came together." Journalist: “And who told him to go?” Dodik: "You know — the one who was supposed to say it." Journalist: “The one with the cap [Donald Trump]?” Dodik: "Someone said it. Anyway, when he [Schmidt] went over to America, they told him: 'You've finished your job, you can go straight to Germany.' Then he cried and asked just to go and collect his things in Sarajevo. And that's how it went — he went, picked up his things, and disappeared." Journalist: “What did you drink in Moscow? Do you mix whisky and vodka?” Dodik: "We were flying from Minsk to Moscow. When we boarded the plane, there was no talk of it [lifting of sanctions]. We land at Moscow airport. A message comes through: all sanctions lifted. And that's how we found out. And of course, then came the hunt for a good restaurant — and for Serbian music. There was a student of ours there studying music; we gathered them all in one restaurant and celebrated the lifting of the sanctions. That's true. What else could we do? I couldn't wait until I got back to Banja Luka. We had to celebrate..." Journalist: Well, where else? Dodik: "[We're] true Serbs." Journalist: “And did you mix whisky and vodka? I'm not asking for no reason.” Dodik: "Once I've had a bit to drink, then I no longer [keep track]..." Source:
Adi Ćerimagić44,103 views • 18 days ago
Moskova’daki terör saldırısının önce provasını yapıp çekmişler, sonra gerçeğe dönüştürmüşler! #moscow
Taner 🇱🇦1,315,595 views • 2 years ago
