Ukraine brews up Trump beer with a Putin twist
By AFP
25 May 2017 |
8:08 am
A craft brewery in Ukraine has cashed in on the frenzy surrounding Donald Trump's possible campaign links to Russia by bottling a lager with a label featuring the US president and Vladimir Putin peeking from behind.
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