#ShameReview from "NotMoscow"
🤯 On the shelves in Primorsky Territory noticed "Khokhlyatsky bacon" made from pork.
🤯 Businessman from Irkutsk Jury Khramkov He filmed a flour advertisement, “contrasting black and white,” “without any propaganda, with a slight hint for the sake of humor.”
"These banal ads, like a field of wheat, a girl walking, a kalach, a loaf of bread—it's all become boring. <…> We focused on the whitest flour, black people, gangsters," — he explained Khramkov.
🤯 In Tambov An advertising banner for Training Center No. 266 was installed, featuring a map of the Russian Empire in the mid-19th century and the slogan, "We will teach you to love your homeland." According to Tverdy Znak Tambov, the center trains tractor drivers, drivers, and machinists.
🤯 State Duma Deputy from Sverdlovsk area Maksim Ivanov He showed off the underwear he plans to send to the front on his Telegram channel. "As the times go, so the gifts come", — wrote IvanovAccording to him, the "family shorts" for Russian soldiers are comfortable, and they were sewn by elderly people from Sysert.
🤯 In Pskov area Volunteers are being recruited for the "Alexander Nevsky Squad." The announcement on the city administration's website was illustrated with a photograph of people in historical military attire, carrying bows, arrows, and shields.
Will they provide horses?
🤯 In Sayansk We celebrated City Day—local groups dubbed it the Z-Sabbath: military equipment, flags, a flash mob in khaki clothing and with stickers bearing the Z symbol.
The mayor of Sayansk Oleg Borovsky, who had previously fallen out with the government Irkutsk area and the local United Russia, dressed up for the holiday in an Ostap Bender costume.
🤯 In Belgorod They laid yellow and blue tiles in the underground passage... And then they took them down right away—they got the color wrong.
