Новый The Breakfast Show уже ждёт вашего подключения и лайка — начинаем через несколько минут, и сегодня:
Военный эксперт Юрий Фёдоров проанализирует обстановку под Купянском и на Лиманском направлении.
Ситуацию вокруг приезда Матвиенко и других российских чиновников в Женеву обсудим - с журналистом Сергеем Пархоменко - и с Олегом Михайловым, членом правления сообщества «Россия Будущего — Швейцария».
И, конечно же, Люся Грин покажет и расскажет, что нового у Фантастических TVарей.
Новый The Breakfast Show уже ждёт вашего подключения и лайка — начинаем через несколько минут, и сегодня:
Военный эксперт Юрий Фёдоров проанализирует обстановку под Купянском и на Лиманском направлении.
Ситуацию вокруг приезда Матвиенко и других российских чиновников в Женеву обсудим - с журналистом Сергеем Пархоменко - и с Олегом Михайловым, членом правления сообщества «Россия Будущего — Швейцария».
И, конечно же, Люся Грин покажет и расскажет, что нового у Фантастических TVарей.
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