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Greetings, comrades, and welcome to the Eastern Border. For those of you knew here, who came after my

presidential interview, know that these

spontaneous news episodes are unedited, because Annetta has a lot of work to do. She works as an

audio person in Strasbourg, after all. And, well, if I'd send her stuff all the time, then, you know,

she can't make it exactly as it's needed. Her next episode, by the way,

is going to be an interview with the History of Architecture podcast. The first one I ever

collaborated with back in the day. And, well, right now, he was on to my show and we had

amazing conversations, which are we definitely going to continue on on his show as well.

But about the whole damn thing.

Yeah, that's the big issue.

I thought for a while that dam might have collapsed by itself.

However, the interesting part is that all of this is a bit weird.

See, I blamed Russians mismanaging stuff because they had been not maintaining it and everything.

The dam had been operating on an unsafe state since the events of last fall, and both sides

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