Putin Admits Ukrainian Attacks Are Causing Damage to Russia
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Kremlin dictator Vladimir Putin continues to assure Russians that the critical consequences of the Ukrainian attacks on Russia's logistics and infrastructure facilities are said to be "no and no".
Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday that attacks by Ukrainian armed forces on industrial and infrastructure facilities in Russia are causing damage, but according to him they do not and cannot have serious consequences for the Russian economy. He made this statement at a meeting of the Council for Strategic Development and National Projects held in the Kremlin. TASR reports this based on reports by Sky News and RIA Novosti.
The President of Russia today acknowledged that Ukrainian attacks on Russian territory are causing damage, but assured that they "have no serious consequences" and the authorities will help the companies hit to restore logistics capabilities.
President Vladimir Putin said today that Russia has not suffered serious consequences from Ukrainian attacks on Russian industrial facilities.More...
The Russian president said that logistics facilities and warehouses were damaged in the Ukrainian attacks, and that they can now expect assistance for reconstruction.
Ukrainian attacks on industry and infrastructure in the depths of Russia are causing damage, but the consequences are not critical, Russian President Vladimir Putin said at a meeting of the Russian Council for Strategic Development and National Projects today, according to agencies. He also promised state assistance in restoring damaged warehouses that were targeted by Ukrainian airstrikes.
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