At a meeting with military pilots, the Kremlin chief assured that it will be the people of the Russian Federation who will suffer the most from “destructive ideas” that “Russia is only for Russians.”
President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin was alarmed by the statements of “patriots” that “Russia is only for Russians.” TASS reports this, quoting the words of the president of the Russian Federation.
“When I listen to chauvinistic patriots – such people exist everywhere, in every society, including those who say that Russia is only for Russians, I get worried,” Putin says in a conversation with Russian military pilots.
In addition, according to the Russian president, 190 ethnic groups live on the territory of the Russian Federation, and some nationalities are “represented by millions of people.” He adds that as soon as the Russian Federation “starts to implement these destructive ideas that the rest are aliens,” the country will “fall apart” and the Russian people will be “the ones who will suffer the most.”
“You need to approach this component extremely adultly, seriously, not waving your arms and wagging your tongue, but thinking every phrase, every word, when you pronounce it, we have a great, united Motherland,” Putin added.
Let us recall that Reuters had previously reported that Russian President Vladimir Putin was ready to continue the war against Ukraine despite the suffering of ordinary Russians.
The media also wrote about potential risks to the Russian economy. Anne Kruger, former deputy managing director of the IMF, noted that anti-Russian sanctions have led to the emergence of many intermediaries that have actually become “laundries” for oil and other goods of the Russian Federation.
Source: Focus
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