Let's learn russian language with 'hesbollah'😀

At first

'A delegation of the Lebanese Hezbollah movement, led by the leader of the parliamentary faction, Muhammad Raad, arrived for negotiations at the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, a RIA Novosti correspondent reports.
Raad last visited Russia in 2011.'

This is no fake news! It is russian news agency RIA (Russian Infoormation Agency) - one of official kremlin megaphone:

'hezbollah' is not recognized as terrorists in russia:

'In Russia, Hezbollah is not considered a terrorist organization, although in 1985 it kidnapped three diplomats, and the famous terrorist Imad Mugniya, nicknamed 'Hyena', shot diplomat Arkady Katkov.
In November 2015, Deputy Head of the Russian Foreign Ministry and Special Representative of the Russian President for the Middle East and North Africa Mikhail Bogdanov explained this situation by saying that Hezbollah did not commit terrorist attacks on the territory of the Russian Federation and is a legitimate socio-political force, having representatives in the Lebanese parliament'

What it means?
In simple words, russia says: 'As long as you do not commit acts of terror on my territory, you are not our enemies. And if you cause damage to our 'enemies', you are our friends.'
You, reader, shouldn't doubt! 'hesbollah' and russian government are good friends! By the way, i consider 'russia' - not a state, but a a geopolitical criminal (and terrorist) group. It is gosudar'-stvo with leader, called 'gosudar'. 'russia' souldn't be on the Planet. At all.

I'll also remind you that 'hamas' is also not terrorists for 'russia', although they killed at least 23 russian 'citizens'. And some more are probably in their captivity.

As they say, tell me who your friend are...

But i think, good friends have to know each other's languages. And it wouldn’t hurt you, reader, to know something either!
And theme of today's lesson - last name of 'hesbollah' 'spiritual' leader, also known as Hasan Nasrallah
In russian language the verb "насрать" (nasrat', check with translator!) means - 'take a shit'. Literally!😀 And "насрала" (nasrala) means - 'gave shit', feminine past tense😀

With this I consider the first lesson completed successfull!

Now you see how interesting and fascinating the Russian language is!😀