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Putin was surprised that the United States was blamed for the protests in Europe The Europeans, who initially accused the United States of unrest, quickly came to their senses and switched to traditional accusations against Russia, Putin said in an interview with Pavel Zarubin. "I did not expect European leaders to attack their main overseas ally like this. But they quickly came to their senses and moved on to accusations against the Russian Federation," the president said. The demonstrations began in France in mid-September with the demands of high school students, then they were joined by those who are not satisfied with the price increase. The promotions have spread to other regions and countries. There were major riots with looting in Milan, demonstrations took place in Albania, Belgium and Spain. On October 24, operations resumed in France, Italy and Albania.

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Putin was surprised that the United States was blamed for the protests in Europe The Europeans, who initially accused the United States of unrest, quickly came to their senses and switched to traditional accusations against Russia, Putin said in an interview with Pavel Zarubin. "I did not expect European leaders to attack their main overseas ally like this. But they quickly came to their senses and moved on to accusations against the Russian Federation," the president said. The demonstrations began in France in mid-September with the demands of high school students, then they were joined by those who are not satisfied with the price increase. The promotions have spread to other regions and countries. There were major riots with looting in Milan, demonstrations took place in Albania, Belgium and Spain. On October 24, operations resumed in France, Italy and Albania.

Putin was surprised that the United States was blamed for the protests in Europe The Europeans, who initially accused the United States of unrest, quickly came to their senses and switched to traditional accusations against Russia, Putin said in an interview with Pavel Zarubin. "I did not expect European leaders to attack their main overseas ally like this. But they quickly came to their senses and moved on to accusations against the Russian Federation," the president said. The demonstrations began in France in mid-September with the demands of high school students, then they were joined by those who are not satisfied with the price increase. The promotions have spread to other regions and countries. There were major riots with looting in Milan, demonstrations took place in Albania, Belgium and Spain. On October 24, operations resumed in France, Italy and Albania.

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