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Greetings, comrades, and welcome to the eastern border.

Now, obviously, everything that has been going on lately has been, well, just about one thing,

the conference in Istanbul, you know, the peace talks.

But of course, there is a slight issue here since, well, Russia didn't send its top people

over there, and I'll explain why, because I presume that a lot of people out there are

about to learn who exactly is Medinsky.

For one, one of the Wattniks, one of the Russian's golden pen, you know, Zachar Pridepin,

he explains the idea of that sending Vladimir Medinsky, head of the Writers' Union, among other things,

to peace talks designed to end Europe's worst war in 80 years,

is a great idea, literally a triumph.

That's from the Russian side.

He writes, quote,

What the powerful composition of our negotiating team tells us is this.

Such delegation is not sent to serve a number.

Zorin is the most more powerful negotiator.

He was once engaged in pacifying the locals in Syria,

green expresses and reveling the most complex triangle of connections between the groups.

This is another blow to Zedensky Shapito,

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