Antarctica Underground city found by Russian satellite (Feb 6 2012)-ΟΙ ΡΩΣΟΙ ΑΝΑΚΑΛΥΨΑΝ ΠΑΝΑΡΧΑΙΑ ΒΑΣΗ ΣΤΗΝ ΑΝΤΑΡΚΤΙΚΗ!

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ΟΙ ΡΩΣΟΙ ΑΝΑΚΑΛΥΨΑΝ ΠΑΝΑΡΧΑΙΑ ΒΑΣΗ ΣΤΗΝ ΑΝΤΑΡΚΤΙΚΗ!Antarctica Underground city found by Russian satellite (Feb 6 2012)
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