"I am Russian, by the glory": the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation and Medvedev were confused on Russia Day (photo)

The Russian Agency sought to emphasize the patriotic mood of its citizens, urging to participate in the record of participants of the war in Ukraine, but something went wrong. The Ministry of Defense of Russia in honor of the celebration of the Day of Russia on June 12 posted in its official Telegram-channel a patriotic video with a poem, which sounds ambiguous phrase "I am a Russian, by Gorlyatko. For ages, through".

On the video you can see the Russian soldiers involved in a full -scale invasion of Ukraine. Each of them says one of the parts of the poem "I am Russian! Thank you, Lord!", The author of which is Russian journalist and poet Sergey Kargashin. The full text of the poem sounds like this: I'm a Russian! Thank you! I am a field. Grandmother Cross. I am the huts of the Ryazan region. I am a blue. That propses the forest. I'm Russian! By the glory. For centuries eternal. Through. I am a white feather swan.

I am a warrior of a fallen bone. Whatever unfortunate, I will host all the troubles for evil: I'm a Russian! Thank you! I'm Russian. I'm so lucky! Let the time circle, me - do not take me.

Russia, like a fortress above the abyss, stood and will stand! In turn, no less amazing and provocative greeting of the Russians on the patriotic holiday was also distinguished by the deputy chairman of the Security Council of Russia Dmitry Medvedev, who posted in his Telegram a photo of the Independence Maidan Maidan in Kiev and signed that the Maidan would soon "become a square of Russia".