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A rare diplomatic moment unfolded in St. Petersburg as Malaysian King Sultan Ibrahim Ismail shared a historic hug with Russian President Vladimir Putin during a joint visit to the Hermitage Museum. The King signed the museum’s guest book, toured iconic halls including Nicholas II’s library, and discussed how priceless artworks were protected during the Great Patriotic War. The visit, marking his second trip to Russia since diplomatic ties began in 1967, also featured a private lunch in the Hermitage’s Arabian Hall, underscoring the personal warmth and cultural depth of the meeting.
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00:00Part of the collection was transported to Moscow, and it took some difficulty.
00:16During the first war, the collections were evacuated, but not very far as the State Council, which was boarded.
00:26The night is, they are coming to the sun.
00:38This is the sign of the Rai, the Rai, the sands of the Rai.
00:43Here is the Sats of the Katarina, the Sats of the Rai, the Sats of the Rai, the Sats of the Colony.
00:56The Rai, the Sats of the Sats of the线.
01:03The Sats of the Sats of the Sats of the Rai and the Sats of the Rai.
01:07This is a small one, this one is smaller.
01:10This is a museum of Czechoslovakia.
01:20This is small, this one is smaller.
01:23Why will it be 12?
01:25It will be 1, 2, 3, of course.
01:40This museum has been built specifically to preserve these artifacts.
01:58This museum has been built specifically to preserve these artifacts.
02:04This museum has built specifically to preserve these artifacts.
02:09This is what a bomb.
02:13This is what a bomb?
02:15No, this is what a bomb.
02:17This is what a bomb.
02:19This is what a bomb.
02:22This is what a bomb.
02:25It was a bomb.
02:27It was around 51.
02:29This was a bomb.
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