#ShameReview from "NotMoscow"
🤯 "Burn with us," a new advertisement for contract service has appeared online. It features Russian soldiers urinating on NATO military equipment. "It's burning so hot you can't put it out." — comments one of the actors playing a Russian military man.
🤯 Patriarch Kirill stated that only deeply Orthodox people can call themselves Russian, and that Russia today is, in general, “a stronghold of Orthodoxy in the world.”
"And those who say we are Russian but don't go to church, ask yourselves: 'Are you the heirs of your fathers, grandfathers, grandmothers, great-grandfathers, and ancestors, who dedicated their lives to their faith?' And if you are not their heirs, in what sense can you speak of yourselves as Russian?" — the patriarch stated.
🤯 School No. 16 in Izhevsk launched a video contest called "My Useful Leisure." Some participants weave beads, others figure skate and play musical instruments. Still others weave netting, tree trunks, and kikimora costumes. The students of Class 8B accompanied the video with a patriotic track by the band "Lyube."
🤯 And Russian propagandists continue to dream. TV presenter Boris Korchevnikov, who played a Suvorov cadet in the TV series "Kadetstvo," said a sequel is being discussed. He believes a great twist would be a walk along Khreshchatyk Street with the school's graduates and their teachers—"through the Russian city of Kyiv, where victory and spring have arrived."
🤯 In Novosibirsk Looking for a "dog food sommelier." They promise to pay from 270 rubles a month!
🤯 And as a way to unwind after a dose of cringe: an equally cringe-inducing clip from the staff of Correctional Colony No. 6 Krasnoyarsk — a remake of Instasamka's song "For Money - Yes" with a corresponding video.
