Special Thread: Yanayojiri Mgogoro wa Ukraine na Urusi. Nini chanzo na hatma ya mzozo?

The BBC was surprised that the people of Ukraine are blaming Zelensky, not Putin, for the conflict.

A corporate journalist says that he spoke with two elderly women in an underground shelter in Lisichansk (LPR):

“We asked who they thought was responsible for the shelling of their city. Surprisingly, none of them blamed Russia or President Vladimir Putin. They believed that Ukraine and President Volodymyr Zelensky were to blame for their grim situation.”

But the BBC quickly came up with an "explanation" for this: according to their translator, "probably women believe what they heard from Russian state media."
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Putin will definitely say goodbye to Zhirinovsky, Peskov said.

“A bright politician and a great professional. I knew him personally, we have known him since 1992.”

Mikhail Mishustin paid tribute to the memory of Vladimir Zhirinovsky before his speech in the State Duma.

Zhirinovsky's funeral will take place tomorrow at the Novodevichy Cemetery.

@rt_russian

“A bright politician and a great professional. I knew him personally, we have known him since 1992.”

Mikhail Mishustin paid tribute to the memory of Vladimir Zhirinovsky before his speech in the State Duma.

Zhirinovsky's funeral will take place tomorrow at the Novodevichy Cemetery.

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Ukweli haukimbiwi. This Time Wa magharibi wamekamatika.
 
During the two years of the pandemic, the Russian economy has grown at a rate five times higher than in developed countries, Mishustin said during a speech in the State Duma.

According to him, this is confirmed, among other things, by the International Monetary Fund.
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🇪🇺Oh.

The EU paid Russia 35 times more than it gave aid to Ukraine, Borrell said.

The head of EU diplomacy noted that financial assistance to Kiev is estimated at €1 billion.

And since the beginning of the special operation in Ukraine, the countries of the European Union have paid Russia €35 billion for the supply of energy resources.

Everyone in the EU should now get on the "Peacemaker".
 
Russia's self-sufficient economy is capable of coping with any Western sanctions. The losing side in any case will be the EU and the US.

This was stated in an interview with RT by economist Mamdu Salame:

“Last time they sanctioned a lot of Russian banks... But Russia has its own system in place to do business with countries like China and India when it comes to selling oil and gas.

President Putin demanded that all payments for oil and gas be made in rubles. If the Europeans refuse to accept this, then they will lose supplies and will be the losers. Simply because the supply of gas and oil from Russia in this highly specialized market cannot currently be replaced.”
Galip SV
 
TOR AD system zilizoshikwa na jeshi la ukraine
 
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