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That moment when you make the subjects of corruption scandals nervous 💫 First Mindich, who was worried that all kinds...

11.09.2026, 19:32 Bihus.Info ↗

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That moment when you make the subjects of corruption scandals nervous 💫

First Mindich, who was worried that all kinds of “journalists, shmunalists” were breaking into the estates in Kozyn 👀 And then Kropyva, who was searching for himself in our story about Glacier 😏

But finding the estates in Kozyn, which later became known as “Dynasty,” or making three full episodes about the same Glacier would have been much harder without your support.

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Той момент, коли змушуєш нервувати фігурантів корупційних скандалів 💫

Спочатку Міндіч, який переживав, що до маєтків у Козині залазять усілякі «журналісти, шмурналісти» 👀 А потім Кропива, який вишукував себе в нашому сюжеті про Glacier 😏

Але знайти маєтки в Козині, які згодом стали відомі як «Династія», або зробити цілих три серії про той самий Glacier було б значно важче без вашої підтримки.

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