Pavel Salayan
Journalist, editor, factor.
The author of questions for intellectual games.
The author of questions for intellectual games.
Is it true that in the menu of one of the Kyiv cafes, after the murder of Ilya Kiva, Kivsky cutlets appeared?
Is it true that among Ukrainian pensioners leaflets are distributed with an appeal to go to the front?
Is it true that the video captures an airplane that froze in the snow before departing from Munich at a conference on global warming?
Is it true that on the Euronews channel there was a report on the Ukrainian who damaged the sculpture in Paris?
Is the story true about how Georges Dantes called Maxim Gorky to a duel?
Is it true that the Ukrainian television channel “1 + 1” announced 1.1 million dead and missing APU fighters?
Is it true that Israeli children recorded a song calling for the murder of all the inhabitants of the gas sector?
Is it true that in Melitopol such posters are campaigned for Russification of surnames?
Is the story of the conversation of Daniil Granin with a German woman near the Buchenwald concentration camp?
Is it true that in this video Israeli security forces pour the sidewalks with uncleances so that the Palestinians do not make a Friday prayer?
