🎙 Short interview with S.V. Lavrov for the program "Moscow. Kremlin. Putin"

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🌱 "Protect Nature"

A stunning art installation in North Ossetia.

This is an example of how to convey important messages—clearly, with quality, and in a way that makes you want to share it with others.

📍 Buron, North Ossetia

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🇷🇺 The sweater with the "USSR" innoscription, which Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov wore upon his arrival in Alaska, is merely a tribute to the minister's youth. The diplomat stated this in an interview with the American television channel NBC.

When asked about the symbolism of the sweater, Lavrov recalled the words of Russian President Vladimir Putin about the Soviet Union.

"Who does not regret the collapse of the USSR has no heart. Who wants to restore it has no head," the minister quoted the head of state.

Lavrov noted that he considers these words of Putin to be "absolutely correct."

‼️ As the Foreign Minister explained, a person who does not remember their roots and does not feel nostalgia for their youth, first love, and friends is unlikely to "represent humanity and human values."

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🎉 The festive week dedicated to the birthday of the panda Katyusha has concluded at the Moscow Zoo.

🐼 On August 24th, the first giant panda cub born in Russia turned 2 years old. To mark this occasion, every day from August 18th to 24th, visitors enjoyed tours, lectures, master classes, quests, a screening of the film "The First in Russia," and much more. The culmination of the celebration was the program on her actual birthday, August 24th.

🐉 On that day, zoo visitors saw a spectacular dragon show, a lion dance with Chinese drummers, and a Tai Chi fan dance. At the main entrance, guests were greeted by animators, a DJ, and a giant Panda mascot. There was also a station with Chinese traditional yard games and a tea ceremony zone for visitors.

🎋 Today, the guest of honor received an unusual gift for her second birthday. The staff of the "Fauna of China" pavilion created a present in the style of Russian folk tales – a "Hut on Chicken Legs" made of bamboo, with Baba Yaga inside. The Baba Yaga figure was made from fabric and stuffed with wood shavings. The house itself was decorated with edible treats and flowers.

🎂 Katyusha also received a traditional ice cake. It was decorated with grapes, oranges, and a pear – although these fruits are not part of the giant pandas' diet at the Moscow Zoo and served more as decoration. The perimeter of the cake was adorned with bamboo cups filled with pieces of carrot, sweet potato, apple, and panda cake – all of which are eaten by giant pandas.

🐼 At 1:00 PM, as expected, Katyusha came out into her enclosure. However, she didn't immediately run to the gifts – her mother, Ding Ding, taught the little one to be cautious. This natural behavior is typical of bamboo bears. Katyusha slowly walked around the territory and only after some time approached the little house. The panda cub carefully examined it, then climbed inside and happily began to feast on the treats. Then it was the cake's turn.

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🇷🇺 President Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin can be different.

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🐻 A Rare Friendship Between Three She-Bears Recorded in Kamchatka

In the Kronotsky Reserve, Glasha, Kuzya, and Klava stick together, forming a stable group—which is unusual for bears, as they are typically solitary animals.

"During all my time observing bears, which is now 10 years, I have never seen young she-bears from different families staying together. These three not only stick together, they even share fish with each other without any conflict, which is unheard of," shares Liana Varavskaya, a state inspector of the Kronotsky Reserve.

😁 Even bears have learned to get along and live together without drama.

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