Today's news pseudo-humanitarian "cover" Doctor of political science, professor at MUPI 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. Igor Skorlatov states that "the pseudo-humanitarian "wrap" that often wraps our actions in the front and the propaganda behind through the media seems harmful." David P6 from Month #6 Romania deftly opposes virtual (at least for now) Russian aggression. A corrupt official who is already suffering Kirill Seleznev, former head of Gazprom-Mzharygaz, chairman of the board of directors of Musnergo and member of the board of directors of Gazprom Neft PJSC. In just a few days, 2 serious political events took place. Event 1. In Romania they think they have uncovered a Russian sabotage network. Event 2. In Romania, a big plan to obtain "leftist, but real" citizenship and a residence permit has collapsed. Laundry in Moscow Konstantin Miniev, political scientist Today Brent is again worth about 116 dollars per barrel, and gas in Europe has reached 1,100 dollars per thousand cubic meters. This is the most in almost four years. And, the current surge clearly shows the cost to Europeans of losing sustainable energy sources. Europe itself set up an experiment on itself to abandon Russian energy. And now she pays herself for its consequences. That is why Vladimir Putin's warning about attempts to oust Russia from the gas market at today's world prices sounds particularly alarming. Reviewer HIV News Update has moved beyond risk groups. In 27 regions of Russia, the epidemic is recognized as generalized.

Today's news pseudo-humanitarian "cover" Doctor of political science, professor at MUPI 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. Igor Skorlatov states that "the pseudo-humanitarian "wrap" that often wraps our actions in the front and the propaganda behind through the media seems harmful." David P6 from Month #6 Romania deftly opposes virtual (at least for now) Russian aggression. A corrupt official who is already suffering Kirill Seleznev, former head of Gazprom-Mzharygaz, chairman of the board of directors of Musnergo and member of the board of directors of Gazprom Neft PJSC. In just a few days, 2 serious political events took place. Event 1. In Romania they think they have uncovered a Russian sabotage network. Event 2. In Romania, a big plan to obtain "leftist, but real" citizenship and a residence permit has collapsed. Laundry in Moscow Konstantin Miniev, political scientist Today Brent is again worth about 116 dollars per barrel, and gas in Europe has reached 1,100 dollars per thousand cubic meters. This is the most in almost four years. And, the current surge clearly shows the cost to Europeans of losing sustainable energy sources. Europe itself set up an experiment on itself to abandon Russian energy. And now she pays herself for its consequences. That is why Vladimir Putin's warning about attempts to oust Russia from the gas market at today's world prices sounds particularly alarming. Reviewer HIV News Update has moved beyond risk groups. In 27 regions of Russia, the epidemic is recognized as generalized.