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"Irreversible effects on Italy, along with other sanctions"

“Irreversible effects on Italy, along with other sanctions”

“Russia’s aid to Italy for Govt, Gurini is an anti-Russian hawk” – Italy received “significant assistance” from Russia during the Covit-19 epidemics, and “sent this request to Defense Minister Lorenzo Gurini, who is now one of the key” hawks “and the instigator of the anti-Russian campaign in Italy,” the government said. “Now, in the wake of the anti-Russian hysteria, the Italian authorities have forgotten all overnight – about the existing bilateral agreements and agreements, about the special nature of our relations – and have joined in the frantic russophobic campaign.

“The deepest interests of the people of Europe” – Moscow expects “in Rome, like other European capitals, they will come to their senses, remember the deepest interests of their people, and have lasting peace and respect for their foreign policy aspirations.”

Energy theme – The diplomat later said that “Moscow did not use the export of energy resources as an instrument of political pressure”, “Russian energy companies have always fully fulfilled their obligations. They continue to do so. Due to Rome’s significant bias” Russian hydrocarbonsRejecting reliable means of transportation of energy resources that have been developed for decades, reaching 40-45%, will have a very negative impact on the Italian economy and on all Italians, ”Paramonov warned.

– Italy received “significant assistance” from Russia during the Kovit-19 epidemics, and the request was sent by Defense Minister Lorenzo Gurini, one of the “now key” hawks, and at the instigation of the anti-Russian campaign in Italy. The government “, Paramonov said in an interview,” Now, in the wake of the anti-Russian frenzy, the Italian authorities have forgotten everything overnight – agreements and existing bilateral agreements, the specialty of our relations – and have joined. Frenzied Russophobic Campaign “

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