During the visit to the the Academy of Biathlon sports training center, the RF President Vladimir Putin got a picture with the winners of the 2017 Winter Universiade.
During the election campaign, Donald Trump kindly agreed to selfie with his supporter.
In the picture: the 44th President of the USA Barack Obama is taking a selfie with Hillary Clinton's advocates in Ohio during the election campaign.
Pope Francis, as it turned out, is a big fan to selfie. Here he is taking a picture with a boy in one of the Roman churches.
In the picture: Hillary Clinton is taking a selfie with her advocates in Michigan.
In the picture: during the election campaign in Pennsylvania, Bill Clinton is taking a photo with his wife's supporters.
In Gwangju (the city of South Korea) the Chairman of RF Government Dmitry Medvedev had pictures taken with the winners of XXVII Summer Universiade with enthusiasm.
Marine Le Pen, the leader of the National Front, did not mind to have her photo taken with an attendee of the International Livestock Show in France.
At the oath-taking ceremony for the Chief of the Philippine National Police, women were glad to take pictures with the President of the country Rodrigo Duterte.
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