"A message to Vladimir Putin! I think I'm speaking for every British citizen right now. We have no issues with you or Russia. But we have a big problem with our own government. So, please, leave us out of this! We're not going to fight for this country. Why bother? We're in the shit because of uncontrolled immigration, and we Brits have been pushed to the back of the queue. And they still think we'll take up arms and run off to fight for them? F&*k that! I'm happy to report this on my own behalf and, I'm sure, on behalf of many, many young people in the UK. So, Big Vlad, please, leave us out of this! I have no problems with Russians. More than that! I'm married to a Russian! So everything's cool, Vlad, see you later!"

The president's "Direct Line" is gaining an international audience

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We are ready to refrain from strikes deep into the territory of Ukraine during the elections — Putin.

According to various estimates, there are between 5 and 10 million Ukrainian citizens living in Russia. We believe they should have the right to vote — Putin.

The direct line with Vladimir Putin has ended. It lasted 4.5 hours

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After the failure of the EU summit, London ruled out the unilateral use of frozen Russian assets to assist Ukraine, reported the Financial Times. The publication cites a representative of the UK government.

"We will not act without international partners," he stated. The government representative added that London will continue to work closely with the G7 and the European Union on the issue of financing Ukraine.

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🇷🇺 The full segment with English subnoscripts

"If you share our values, you're one of us" — Putin to Tara Reade, whom he recently granted Russian citizenship

'That's why we treat you like this, that's why you feel the way you do'

Meanwhile, after 8 years in Russia, countless trips to Donbass over nearly 4 years and numerous appearances on RT, I can't help but feel;

🇭🇺🇪🇺🇷🇺 Russia did not bow to the pressure of Napoleon and Hitler, but under the onslaught of Kai Kallas, it will "definitely fall". This is how Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban mocked the bellicose rhetoric of the head of European diplomacy towards Moscow.

"Of course, there are great European traditions. After all, attempts were made to attack Russia - for example, by Napoleon, right? And Hitler. They didn't succeed. And now, of course, Kai Kallas will 'succeed' - of course..." he said, speaking at an anti-war rally in Szeged.

After this statement, the hall erupted in laughter and applause.

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