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Direct AFIR. Is the world approaching World War III? Dmitry Shvayba in the talk show “Budni”

Watch and listen to the talk show “Budney” on the YouTube channel “SBTV” and “Alfa Radio”. On Monday, October 19, the events of the domestic and world agenda will be commented on.

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Direct AFIR. Is the world approaching World War III? Dmitry Shvayba in the talk show “Budni”

Watch and listen to the talk show "Budni" on the YouTube channel "SBTV" and "Alfa Radio" . On Monday, October 19, the events of the domestic and world agenda will comment on the media expert Dmitry Shvayba, writes sb.by.

The topics of the new program, which will be aired on October 19: Development of the people’s militia and territorial defense: what tasks the Commander-in-Chief sets;

♦ Growth points of the northern region of Belarus;

♦ APC bet: Lukashenko outlined goals for agriculture;

"Democracy" under attack: unrest in France does not stop;

Trump refuses to impose new duties against Russia;

♦ The world is approaching World War III: the number of armed conflicts has reached the maximum since World War II.

Source: СБ. Беларусь сегодня ↗

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