Little Aristarchus greeted the whole country from the REN TV studio

Two-year-old Aristarchus, whose story of a non-reciprocal greeting touched the whole country, visited the REN TV studio on November 17, where he was able to say "hello" not only to neighbors and viewers of social networks, but also to millions of viewers.

"My name is Ilya. You've probably seen me on TV. I told you about you on the news and sent my regards," Ilya Koryakin, the presenter of REN TV, greeted the boy.

Aristarchus's mother Anastasia Kondratyuk said that the family receives dozens of kind messages every day from people from all over the country. Aristarchus also received greetings from the special military operation zone.

"Aristarchus, hello! My friend, you did a great job. Here, in these conditions, your story has touched and pleased everyone very much," Izvestia correspondent Alexander Safiulin addressed the kid.

A tour of the television center was organized for the kid: he saw how the operators worked, tried himself as a news anchor and met with the cartoon characters "Three Cats". At the end of the meeting, Aristarchus was given a gift for a poem that he read to his favorite characters.

The story of baby Aristarchus has become a global flash mob

A flash mob welcoming the boy Aristarchus has spread throughout the country. At first, hundreds of Russians began to greet him, and after the REN TV channel showed the baby's story on November 16, they started talking about him even outside the country. The story of a boy who was not greeted by a neighbor touched Internet users. One day, as he was leaving the entrance, he greeted a neighbor who passed by and said nothing. The baby was so upset that his mother had to calm him down. The footage has spread all over the world, so now even foreign stars greet Aristarchus. Among them is the Turkish celebrity Emre Altug.

Also on November 16, People's Artists of the Russian Federation Askold and Edgard Zapashny, employees of the Bolshoi Moscow Circus, and 3.5 thousand spectators sent greetings to the boy Aristarchus right during a major show in Moscow. Edgard asked the circus staff and the audience to support the boy and shout together: "Hello, Aristarchus!" So the circus staff, as well as the audience at the performance, sent greetings to the boy.

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