Can be turned off only by turning the plastic valve. Both gadgets are not capable. Overcome the weekly dirt. But the soviet one washes the wheels with a brush more efficiently. From the kit. Everything that such pumps can knock down road dust right on the journey it remains only to think of. Why the driver with thirteen years of experience agreed to help us denis who was waiting for his turn to selfwash in a bucket. Yes, we started with the eastern remake , which seemed more powerful to us. I think if you dilute the result with chemistry, you can still get some, honestly about nothing, it is a weak, very domestic gadget, 83 years old, the same age. Denis is a good set. Although a weaker product of soviet engineers, relatives in quality will justify. And if you take chinese, then i dont know, i, of course, read reviews about it, but i think it wont work for a long time, but the conclusion for both devices is obvious, this is, if you splash like a big company each other and from extingui
Russian activist Navalny sentenced to more than 2 years in prison
By Anton Troianovski New York Times,Updated February 2, 2021, 5:10 p.m.
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Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny stood in the cage in Moscow City Court Tuesday during a hearing to a motion from the Russian prison service to convert his suspended sentence from a 2014 criminal conviction into a real prison term.Moscow City Court via Associated Press
MOSCOW â A Russian court sentenced Alexei Navalny, Russiaâs most prominent opposition leader, to more than two years in prison Tuesday, a decision likely to send him for a lengthy term in a far-flung penal colony for the first time.
Putin critic Navalny sentenced to prison for more than 2 years
Isabelle Khurshudyan and Robyn Dixon, The Washington Post
Feb. 2, 2021
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MOSCOW - Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny was ordered to spend the next 32 months in prison Tuesday as he defiantly denounced President Vladimir Putin and said his supporters will not be intimidated by widening Kremlin crackdowns.
Hours after the verdict, protesters heeded Navalny s call. Several thousand people marched through central Moscow and St. Petersburg, chanting Russia without Putin and Freedom. Riot police detained hundreds of people and beat some in the crowd with batons, according to video posted on social media.