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I'm Not Gonna Tell You How a Homeless Dog Named Busia and Her Pets Prevented Irkutian Deputies From Passing a Law on the Killing of Stray Animals, the New Europe Gazette.
In April 2026, the Zo-Defensants of Yulia Shakiro and Tatyan Taürsky were detained in front of the Irkutian Parliament, and they came to persuade the deputies to abandon the draft law on the killing of homeless dogs. Activistok was sent to the valet, and the documents were accepted and signed by the Governor two months later. How did the booze of Busia end up in the middle of history and why the Irkutian authorities banned walking around the cit…
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In April 2026, the Zo-Defensants of Yulia Shakiro and Tatyan Taürsky were detained in front of the Irkutian Parliament, and they came to persuade the deputies to abandon the draft law on the killing of homeless dogs. Activistok was sent to the valet, and the documents were accepted and signed by the Governor two months later. How did the booze of Busia end up in the middle of history and why the Irkutian authorities banned walking around the cit…