Secondly the reality is that president putin is the president of russia and we had to have dealing with this reality during the war in ukraine, during other aggressions carried out by russia, during other steps that are contrary to the National Interests of the United States, which we have seen from this president of the russian federation. So the countries of the free world are saying, yes, the elections in russia are unfair, but the reality is that putin is the president , we re going to have to deal with that. So far, no country in the western world has declared its readiness. Not to officially recognize the elections in russia and, accordingly, not to recognize putin as the president of russia. And what about ukraine . The other day Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that, as he said, there is no legitimacy in this simulation of elections and there cannot be. Even earlier , the secretary of the National Security service of ukraine, oleksiy danilov, said that ukraine will not recognize the
Sounding so, the drone in the next reaction they attacked the russian capital , lets see again how it was, kapets, its scary, theres smoke, i saw a flash, i saw an explosion, im sitting, its daylight, im meeting kapets , were looking here, where is the expo center, or the tower, where . There was such an explosion. Maybe i didnt believe it. Yes, you killed it, but now well see it with our own eyes because im going to the place where pasha was blown up. Thats how it was at 4 in the morning. Well, the loud sound was quite loud. It felt like dmytro was sitting, and the subway was going. Such is the earth well, what do we wish for muscovites will continue to meet such dawns, because they are so happy when drones fly to them. Well, we will see how a largescale fire engulfed the novorossiysk part of novorossiysk. The smoke screen is burning on russia meanwhile, china whitewashes lukashenka in the war with ukraine the war with nato that putin dreams of and also about why the g20 believes that
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