Where should Russian women look for a husband? In the church or in United Russia?
Vitaly Milonov, Deputy Chairman of the State Duma Committee for the Protection of the Family, gave this advice to women, noting that there is no other option. Furthermore, Russian women should be wary of overly well-groomed men.
"Excessive grooming is narcissism. Narcissism, a craving for supposedly fashionable clothes, if he's not into style, but into kitsch. When he has a T-shirt with some wings, a tattoo, biceps—that's also very dangerous. Where does this cult of masculinity, these oil-glistening muscles, come from? It all comes from homosexuals, from America," считает Milonov.
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🤯 Residents of Bratsk, deputies and representatives of public organizations put things in order At the cemetery where soldiers from the Great Patriotic War are buried. A proud report about this aired on a local television channel.
"The cemetery is heavily overgrown with trees, bushes, and grass, making it difficult to navigate," the announcer said, without explaining why local authorities had left the veterans' graves in such a state. However, they did interview Viktor Viktorko, an SVU officer: "80 years—we must remember, we must honor <…>. This is a tribute."
🤯 Channel One employee Alexey Zotov at a press conference dedicated to Intervision, mixed up This competition is similar to Eurovision. Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, who was holding a press conference, drew the journalist's attention to this. "You see... the devil got into it," Zotov replied.
🤯 Champagne with coconuts proposed Guests of the TNF Industrial and Energy Forum in Tyumen. According to Telegram channels, Ivan Romanchuk, a city council member and rector of Tyumen State University, has already played bowling for the oil workers.
🤯 At the miniatures exhibition at BSTU in Belgorod showed A detailed model of the Pyaterochka store in Sudzha with the Ukrainian flag. The building itself is covered with the inscriptions "For Kharkiv," "For Dnipro," and "Long Live Belarus."
