Pavel Salayan
Journalist, editor, factor.
The author of questions for intellectual games.
The author of questions for intellectual games.
Is the story of the shortest speech of the lawyer Koni true?
Is it true that the tweet of the American, who was interested in Putin's direct line, collected about half a million views?
Is it true that in the video a person who is limping on the wrong leg depicts the victim of the Assad regime?
Is it true that the hosts of CNN mockingly sang a Christmas song against the backdrop of the plot about the eviction of Ukrainian refugees?
Is it true that Konstantin Khabensky is the author of a viral quote about hopelessness?
Is it true that an announcement on the search for activists to participate in protests in Georgia was posted on the Ukrainian site?
Is it true that the images of the fingers on Indian rupees are designed for illiterate?
Is it true that the Canadian lieutenant colonel Kent Miller died as a result of a Russian strike in Ukraine?
Is it true that Vysotsky is the author of the quote “Even if you are right a thousand times, what is a matter if your woman is crying”?
Is it true that the Brazilian TV presenter was mistakenly called Joe Biden Ben Laden?
