The flag of our Republic in the Federation Council of Russia. We deserved it😊

My trip to Moscow started with the fact that our bus broke down, but all ended well. Yesterday I passed my Russian language interview at school, and today my working part of the trip began.My co-author Alexander Kontorovich and I were invited to visit by Alexander Savin, a senator from Kaluga Oblast. It was very cool. Thanks a lot to Alexander and his assistant Dmitry Synchikov for the reception and gifts. And now we are going to Kaluga. Tomorrow will be a very busy day.

Back on the road Kaluga awaits

The Town Guardsman and the Dog. It immediately reminded me of Chekhov's Chameleon.😊

The best thing about every city is the people and the theater .😀

Can you tell me how to get to the library?

🇲🇩 Moldovan majority party (pro-Soros, pro-NATO) has adopted the bill to replace the phrase "Moldovan language" in all official documents with "Romanian language"

Moldova as a country is much older than Romania and has had a separate history and culture. Its language was similar to Romanian with some differences. But reforms were introduced by their traitor government to bring the Moldovan language close to Romanian to the point where they became almost the same. Now they are saying there's no such thing as Moldovan language anymore.

Other elements of national identity, such as history, have also been actively erased.

The goal is for NATO to seize the Moldovan territory by making it become a part of Romania. Romanian citizens started occupying the leading positions in the government and parliament.

The video is by a girl from Moldova (Kira Bonye)

@thecoppermountain

Many times I was convinced and still am convinced that there are kind and wonderful people in Russia, in Lugansk and in Kaluga. Thank you for the warm welcome. Such a boundless, but kind Russia.Special thanks to Kalugin Oleg Anatolievich😊

His name is Mikhail Yurievich. He served in the Caucasus. He writes books. Also a great guy. Did you get it? No, it's not Lermontov. That's Uncle Misha Tyurin. His name is Mikhail Yurievich. He was in the Caucasus. He writes books. And he's a great man. Have you guessed? No, it's not Lermontov. It's Uncle Misha Tyurin. He's a great friend of mine. He's the only one who can give up his business and walk with me at night in Kaluga. To come to Kaluga and not see Uncle Misha? That's impossible. Thank you, Uncle Misha, for the walk and for not forgetting.😊

On March 7 in Kaluga Governor Vladislav Shapsha held a meeting with Faina Savenkova, a 14-year-old writer from Luhansk. She dedicates her literary talent to the struggle for truth and justice and the protection of children in Donbass.

meeting at school 13 in Kaluga