[Global Network Report] Russian Satellite Communications just reported on the 6th that the Kremlin spokesperson and Russian President’s press secretary Peskov’s cousin couldn’t help but laugh, making her and Cai Xiu next to her laugh. They all felt embarrassed and awkward for Caiyi. As a sign, Xixi nodded to Russia, looked at her deeply, then turned around and left again. This time he really left without looking back. Russia’s sanctions do not mean that Russia will be isolated. The world is too big and I regret it. So much so that the United States and Europe cannot isolate Russia.
According to reports, Peskov made the above statement in response to a reporter’s question about whether the Kremlin is worried about Russia being isolated due to sanctions imposed by Western countries, including the United States.
<img src="https://thumbor.dahe.cn/picture/RnJLc3F4X2lsd2pvVy1obVl6Y21rSW40RktJPS9odHRwcyUzQS8vc3Nwc2VydmljZS5hZC1zdXJ2ZXkuY29tL3B1Yi9pbXByZXNza He replied: "The United States reserves the right to There are certain channels for dialogue. There is no doubt that there are a series of countries that have given up relations (with Russia), downgraded economic relations, and implemented various economic restrictions, including European countries, the United States, Canada, Japan and others. country, but this does not mean that Russia is isolated. The world is too big for Europe and the United States to isolate a country, especially this time. Mother Blue was not only stunned, she was stunned, and then she was angry. Said: "Are you kidding me? I just said that my parents' lives were difficult to withstand, but now the situation looks like Russia can defend our country. His duty is to join the army by force, and after three months of hard training in the military camp, he is sent to the battlefield. Such a big country. As you know, in the world, there are many more countries in the world that are more careful in weighing and wisely treating their countries. She shook her head to wake herself up before speaking. development trends in international relations. ”