Station No. 13
Anya and Natasha, participants of the "Precinct Officers of Russia" program, come to the small town of Lisyegorsk. Both work at station No. 13: Anya is a therapist at the polyclinic, Natasha is a district police officer.
Anya and Natasha, participants of the "Precinct Officers of Russia" program, come to the small town of Lisyegorsk. Both work at station No. 13: Anya is a therapist at the polyclinic, Natasha is a district police officer.
Vladislava Ermolaeva
Alisa Stasyuk
Vsevolod Makarov
Михаил Маликов
Oleg Maslennikov-Voytov
Olga Chudakova
Yana Anosova
Aleksandr Andrienko
Valerii Borisov
Anya and Natasha, participants of the "Precinct Officers of Russia" program, come to the small town of Lisyegorsk. Both work at station No. 13: Anya is a therapist at the polyclinic, Natasha is a district police officer.
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