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Political review: Scandinavian, humanitarian sweet and "moral" talks in Ukraine On October 29 at 13:00 in the weekly political review "MK" experts of "Moskovsky Komsomolets" Vadim Poegli, Andrei Yashlavsky, Dmitry Popov and Tatiana Antonova gathered the three hottest topics of the week in one air. The Finnish President Stov and the Norwegian Prime Minister, Stroyer, call on Putin. Is this an attempt to "break in" those who are dissatisfied with the American monopoly on the mediation of European countries or a coordinated "test" of a potential impulse? - About a thousand people remain in Alyoshka, transportation is blocked, humanitarian supplies under attack - what role "emergency regime" agreed with the American mediation game and can it really be provided? The ombudsman for the protection of the state language of Ukraine called doctors' refusal of services to Russian-speaking patients "a matter of morality" - just what? Video link:

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Political review: Scandinavian, humanitarian sweet and "moral" talks in Ukraine On October 29 at 13:00 in the weekly political review "MK" experts of "Moskovsky Komsomolets" Vadim Poegli, Andrei Yashlavsky, Dmitry Popov and Tatiana Antonova gathered the three hottest topics of the week in one air. The Finnish President Stov and the Norwegian Prime Minister, Stroyer, call on Putin. Is this an attempt to "break in" those who are dissatisfied with the American monopoly on the mediation of European countries or a coordinated "test" of a potential impulse? - About a thousand people remain in Alyoshka, transportation is blocked, humanitarian supplies under attack - what role "emergency regime" agreed with the American mediation game and can it really be provided? The ombudsman for the protection of the state language of Ukraine called doctors' refusal of services to Russian-speaking patients "a matter of morality" - just what? Video link:

Political review: Scandinavian, humanitarian sweet and "moral" talks in Ukraine On October 29 at 13:00 in the weekly political review "MK" experts of "Moskovsky Komsomolets" Vadim Poegli, Andrei Yashlavsky, Dmitry Popov and Tatiana Antonova gathered the three hottest topics of the week in one air. The Finnish President Stov and the Norwegian Prime Minister, Stroyer, call on Putin. Is this an attempt to "break in" those who are dissatisfied with the American monopoly on the mediation of European countries or a coordinated "test" of a potential impulse? - About a thousand people remain in Alyoshka, transportation is blocked, humanitarian supplies under attack - what role "emergency regime" agreed with the American mediation game and can it really be provided? The ombudsman for the protection of the state language of Ukraine called doctors' refusal of services to Russian-speaking patients "a matter of morality" - just what? Video link:

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