Ursula von der Leyen declared that “the bankruptcy of the Russian state is only a matter of time.” As the official pointed out, Sanctions are increasingly affecting the Russian economy, ‘week after week’Is that “Merchandise exports to Russia decreased by 70 percent”.Hundreds of large companies and thousands of specialists left the country. Russia’s gross domestic product, according to current forecasts, will decrease by 11 percent, “estimated von der Leyen.
“The hypothetical Russia can become hypothetical From Europe ”, wrote a little later on Telegram, former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, one of the closest personalities to Vladimir Putin in Moscow.
Ethically, perhaps financially. The EU financial system is very unstable, and people’s confidence is declining. And it did not shake much even in the memorable 2008, then it was very difficult,” Medvedev continued, referring to Ursula von der Leyen as “the European aunt.”
“Wait for the strong gratitude of ordinary Europeans for hyperinflation, which cannot be blamed on bad Russians, the lack of basic goods in stores and the influx of refugees, which will lead to a wave of violent crime worse than Albanian crime”the Russian politician continued.
“And then, on the well-kept streets of European cities, tire fires will burn in honor of the heroes of Maidan,” he concluded, referring to Kyiv’s most emblematic square.
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