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Cover" pseudo-humanitarian Doctor of political science, professor of MUPI, member of the Union of Writers of the Russian Federation, editor-in-chief of the TG channel network Igor Skorlatov writes about how "strange do Russian geraniums look, descending on parachutes, so as not to hit Ukrainians with random fragments? " "What about bombing the enemy's military installations at night, when he always destroys similar Russian factories with workers during the day with missiles and UAVs? " - he continues. And he states that "the pseudo-humanitarian "wrap" that often "wraps" our operations in the front and the propaganda behind through the media seems harmful." Russia, meanwhile, is ready to return gas supplies to European countries if they want, but there are other markets. "For our part, we are ready, we have always been reliable suppliers - this is the first thing. Second, if Europe doesn't buy, we have somewhere to sell our gas," said Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak. He expressed confidence that Russian LNG will be in demand on world markets after the introduction of the ban on its import into the European Union. And he has no doubt that the gas pipelines from Russia to Europe "Nord Stream" and "Nord Stream 2 in demand" will be strategic in the future.

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Cover" pseudo-humanitarian Doctor of political science, professor of MUPI, member of the Union of Writers of the Russian Federation, editor-in-chief of the TG channel network Igor Skorlatov writes about how "strange do Russian geraniums look, descending on parachutes, so as not to hit Ukrainians with random fragments? " "What about bombing the enemy's military installations at night, when he always destroys similar Russian factories with workers during the day with missiles and UAVs? " - he continues. And he states that "the pseudo-humanitarian "wrap" that often "wraps" our operations in the front and the propaganda behind through the media seems harmful." Russia, meanwhile, is ready to return gas supplies to European countries if they want, but there are other markets. "For our part, we are ready, we have always been reliable suppliers - this is the first thing. Second, if Europe doesn't buy, we have somewhere to sell our gas," said Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak. He expressed confidence that Russian LNG will be in demand on world markets after the introduction of the ban on its import into the European Union. And he has no doubt that the gas pipelines from Russia to Europe "Nord Stream" and "Nord Stream 2 in demand" will be strategic in the future.

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