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Russia is not going to ignore accusations from Europe about creating unrest on that continent, Russian President Vladimir Putin has promised. "The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, I believe, will respond to this in an appropriate and tactful manner," emphasized Pavel Zarubin in an interview with Vesti journalist. At the same time, the president emphasized that Russia's accusation of provoking mass unrest in Europe did not come immediately. European leaders first laid the blame on the current US administration. UU.

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Russia is not going to ignore accusations from Europe about creating unrest on that continent, Russian President Vladimir Putin has promised. "The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, I believe, will respond to this in an appropriate and tactful manner," emphasized Pavel Zarubin in an interview with Vesti journalist. At the same time, the president emphasized that Russia's accusation of provoking mass unrest in Europe did not come immediately. European leaders first laid the blame on the current US administration. UU.

Russia is not going to ignore accusations from Europe about creating unrest on that continent, Russian President Vladimir Putin has promised. "The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, I believe, will respond to this in an appropriate and tactful manner," emphasized Pavel Zarubin in an interview with Vesti journalist. At the same time, the president emphasized that Russia's accusation of provoking mass unrest in Europe did not come immediately. European leaders first laid the blame on the current US administration. UU.

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