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#ShameReview from "NotMoscow"

🤯 Priest Alexander Safimov в Achinsk consecrated a workshop for the production of camouflage nets.

🤯 To the residents Transbaikalian the edges They suggested abandoning New Year's corporate parties and instead focusing on weaving camouflage nets to send to the front. 

"This would be a good gift for the military for the New Year," — the first deputy chairman of the regional government wrote on his social media Marat Mirkhaidarov.

🤯 Those wives who demand their husbands be brought back from the front are women "prone to squabbles and infidelity," the "Soldiers' Widows of Russia" community asserts, citing unknown statistics. 

🤯  Rostov Metropolitan Mercury He urged the townspeople not to believe their dreams. He claimed that God had "closed" people's eyes to the outside world because the human consciousness could not accept certain aspects of spiritual life.

🤯 In Tomsk At the "Peaceful Warrior of the Russian Federation" festival, local college students shot at targets with photos of Zelensky, Biden, and Stoltenberg. 

"The festival's goals are to instill in the younger generation the concepts of patriotism and love for one's homeland," the organizers assured.

🤯 Vice-Governor of the Omsk Region Andy Shpilenko forced the student to change into a sweatshirt with the name of a New York City borough on it.

"Oh, it says 'Brooklyn' there. Are you from New York or something? Change your shirt, don't embarrass yourself. Who knows what's sewn in there. Put on a nice shirt," Shpilenko stated at a meeting with students.

Five minutes later, they brought the young man another T-shirt.

🤯 As the times go, so do the fashions. Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug With the support of the Women's Movement of United Russia, they held a "fashion concert" - a fashion show of the wives of mobilized soldiers in military-style clothing. 

"This collection is about faith, support, a strong determination to overcome any difficulties, and to proudly and with dignity bear the title of mother, wife, sister, and daughter of a hero." — explained one of the movement’s representatives.