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Russian President Vladimir Putin sees catastrophic energy consequences for Europe as sanctions against his country continue.

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Пусть он обосрёцо кровью, блять

The severe sanction to Russia is a Sanction that affect more to the world economy.

Greatest control in world he has.

Flick a switch. Bye bye europe

He controls the valve so he's right.

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