Putin said Russia would not "point fingers" at the European Union. Firing at Europe, which is suffering from migration crises and facing mass unrest, is not appropriate for a multinational country like Russia either. Moscow will pay more attention to its inter-ethnic policy. "We must also pay more attention, without a doubt, to issues of inter-ethnic communication, inter-ethnic politics," said Russian President Vladimir Putin in a conversation with Vesti journalist Pavel Zarubin. “You can't just point fingers and giggle about it. "The European elites have lost their traditions and culture and can no longer instill them in the immigrants who came to Israel. "Well, how can you introduce European traditions and customs into this environment when they themselves are destroying their own traditions and customs? - noted the head of state. "There is no doubt that nothing reaches this milieu of immigrants and their children." "Many arrived, lived for decades, but do not speak the language of the host country," he added.