Russian Serviceman Tells Schoolchildren to Learn the Kalashnikov So “the Whole World Speaks Russian”
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Russian Serviceman Tells Schoolchildren to Learn the Kalashnikov So “the Whole World Speaks Russian”
A Russian serviceman who fought in Moscow’s war against Ukraine told schoolchildren in Krasnoyarsk to study the Kalashnikov assault rifle so that “the whole world would speak Russian” during an opening school ceremony, The Moscow Times reported on September 1.
"For the whole world to speak Russian, study the design of the Kalashnikov assault rifle."
"For the whole world to speak Russian, study the design of the Kalashnikov assault rifle. "This was the advice a veteran of the SVO gave to schoolchildren at a school assembly in Krasnoyarsk.
“As one politician said, in order for the whole world to speak Russian, study the device of a Kalashnikov assault rifle. This appeal addressed to students in Krasnoyarsk a veteran of the war in Ukraine named Alexander Klaus.A video with his address was first distributed by the channel “Prospect Peace” (“Prospect of Peace”) in “Telegram” and flooded the Internet space.Children in Russia will learn the story of “Kalashnikov"Klaus spoke this mornin…
During a solemn assembly at Krasnoyarsk Lyceum No. 11, war veteran Alexander Klaus called on schoolchildren to study the design of the Kalashnikov assault rifle “so that the whole world speaks Russian.” A video of his speech was published by Prospekt Mira; the man was identified by Dozhd. Telegram “As one politician said, in order for the whole world to speak Russian, study the design of the Kalashnikov assault rifle. Happy holidays to everyone …
The local newspaper Prospekt Mira published a video featuring an unknown man performing on September 1 at Lyceum No. 11 in Krasnoyarsk. The publication did not specify who exactly spoke to the students. Rain revealed that Alexander Klaus, a veteran of the war in Ukraine, addressed the students. Dozhd TV: news, video, broadcast, online, archive, program program.
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