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Igor Yakovenko: Pirate without the Sea, or About the Kremlin's Empty Pogroms

Author Igor Yakovenko. Ukraine is selling the Black Sea Fleet. Now in Novorossiysk. Putin will threaten to laugh at the European ships, de their knowledge. Russia has all the people, strong to the point of support. And this is not a Russian.

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