The EU verbally refused to pay for gas in rubles, as Putin demanded, but in fact began to quietly buy up rubles, which resulted in the strengthening of the Russian currency by 21% in just a few days. The EU is circumventing the sanctions that it itself imposed.
@NyamboJt I live in Russia, it’s impossible to buy me. I just wanted to show everyone how our special services teach us to create and manage public opinion. Didn’t you notice how I played with facts? Trust me, Putin is a tyrant ...
The EU verbally refused to pay for gas in rubles, as Putin demanded, but in fact began to quietly buy up rubles, which resulted in the strengthening of the Russian currency by 21% in just a few days. The EU is circumventing the sanctions that it itself imposed.
@VinodKumar_1959 I agree with you. It is reported that the Istituto per le Opere di Religione, the Vatican Bank, was the first to pay for gas in rubles today, having bought rubles worth 10 million euros from the Central Bank of the Russian Federation.
Who is the first, that and dad ...