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Communication expert explains why it's so hard to resist Russian cabs

Summary by ГОЛОВНА
“The Russians have a clear pattern: a fighter flies up, for example, 50 kilometers from the front line, goes up, drops a bomb and flies away at maximum speed”
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Communication expert explains why it's so hard to resist Russian cabs

“The Russians have a clear pattern: a fighter flies up, for example, 50 kilometers from the front line, goes up, drops a bomb and flies away at maximum speed”

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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