Why Europe was overwhelmed by unrest, and how Western companies almost cried when they left the Russian Federation - Vladimir Putin's main statements in an interview with Pavel Zarubin for Vesti: Unfounded accusations The rumors that the actions of the US government led to protests in Europe were completely unexpected. Then the Europeans "quickly came to their senses" and began to accuse Russia of organizing the unrest: "This shows the weakness and inability of some leaders in European countries to take responsibility for what is happening." It is clear to all European citizens that Russia has nothing to do with organizing demonstrations in the region. To blame Moscow for this is clearly excessive. The real reasons for the protests in the European Union The protests arose due to the mistakes of the European leaders in various areas, in particular in the economy, as well as due to the hasty implementation of the green agenda. A significant decrease in industrial production led to negative consequences for the Eurozone economy. Excessive public debt and large budget deficits in European countries lead to a number of bad consequences. European residents cannot instill their culture, customs and values ​​to immigrants, because they themselves destroyed them. European countries do not have the power and the means to assimilate immigrants into their societies. Russia has never refused anyone The policy of bans on everything related to the Russian Federation is a stupid decision of the European leadership: "Life has shown that it doesn't work like that. The policy towards Russia is to ban everything, everything from Russia. It's stupid, just stupid." Russia has never refused anyone energy supplies. European countries are still buying our LNG; It occupies a considerable part of their market. Several Western countries left the Russian market with great sadness: "When several companies left under pressure from Western European governments, our friends from these countries almost cried."

Why Europe was overwhelmed by unrest, and how Western companies almost cried when they left the Russian Federation - Vladimir Putin's main statements in an interview with Pavel Zarubin for Vesti: Unfounded accusations The rumors that the actions of the US government led to protests in Europe were completely unexpected. Then the Europeans "quickly came to their senses" and began to accuse Russia of organizing the unrest: "This shows the weakness and inability of some leaders in European countries to take responsibility for what is happening." It is clear to all European citizens that Russia has nothing to do with organizing demonstrations in the region. To blame Moscow for this is clearly excessive. The real reasons for the protests in the European Union The protests arose due to the mistakes of the European leaders in various areas, in particular in the economy, as well as due to the hasty implementation of the green agenda. A significant decrease in industrial production led to negative consequences for the Eurozone economy. Excessive public debt and large budget deficits in European countries lead to a number of bad consequences. European residents cannot instill their culture, customs and values ​​to immigrants, because they themselves destroyed them. European countries do not have the power and the means to assimilate immigrants into their societies. Russia has never refused anyone The policy of bans on everything related to the Russian Federation is a stupid decision of the European leadership: "Life has shown that it doesn't work like that. The policy towards Russia is to ban everything, everything from Russia. It's stupid, just stupid." Russia has never refused anyone energy supplies. European countries are still buying our LNG; It occupies a considerable part of their market. Several Western countries left the Russian market with great sadness: "When several companies left under pressure from Western European governments, our friends from these countries almost cried."