Putin Says Russian Economy Is Stable, in Address to Newly-Elected Parliament
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Vladimir Putin stated at the inaugural session of the Russian State Duma on Wednesday that Russia will not "beg for alms with outstretched hands" in the world, even though the country's budget deficit is growing year by year, Ukrainska Pravda reports.
Russian president addresses first session of newly elected State Duma in Moscow, says Russia's financial system and economy remain confident
RUSSIAN President Putin said at a session of the new Duma that Russia will not ask for 'alms', alluding to Ukraine. He emphasized the stability of the Russian economy. Vyacheslav Volodin was re-elected.
Putin says Russian economy is stable, in address to newly-elected parliament
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Russia’s economy was stable and the country did not need handouts from anyone. Speaking at the first session of the newly elected State Duma, Putin criticised countries that he said were forced to seek financial assistance.
President Vladimir Putin, at the first plenary meeting of the Ninth State Duma, stated that Russia, unlike some, could not run around the world and ask for handouts. "Russians – like some, let's not point fingers – cannot run around the world, can't be humiliatingly clamoured with handouts. First, because, as I said earlier, it's humiliating. Secondly, we don't get it, we know it well. Third, we don't need it," said the Russian leader, transmitt…
Russia, unlike some—without naming names—cannot go around the world humiliating itself by begging for handouts with an outstretched hand, Putin said
First of all, because, as I have already said, it is humiliating. Second, no one will give us anything; we know that very well.And third, and this is the most important point, we don’t need it.The Russian financial system and economy are...
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