Meeting with supporters in Vladivostok

I remember that with a microphone, the main idea is to keep it closer

to your mouth and shout — then everyone can hear you.

Hello, Vladivostok — am I right in understanding

that people were intimidating you there,

saying that you weren't allowed to come here?

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Semyon Kolbaskin, the very one from school — don't

be afraid.

Thank you very much — as one big family, and this has been a long-awaited moment.

The speech may come later, but in essence you said the most

important thing.

Never be afraid of anything, because whose

country is this? This is our country.

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I — thank you so much for coming, for

showing the authorities that we are not afraid at all.

We're not afraid. Thank you very much.

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