
“The press secretary of the Russian President Dmitry Peskov called British statements about the possible introduction of sanctions against Russia by“ Russophobic obsession ”. On May 24, the British Foreign Ministry did not rule out the imposition of sanctions against the North Stream-2 and Yamal-European pipelines due to the emergency landing of the Ryanair aircraft in Minsk. According to the British Foreign Ministry, this could not happen without "at least the silent consent of Moscow." “Such a Russophobic obsession, an obsessive idea to accuse Russia of everything and everything. Probably, it will soon come to the point that Russia will be accused simply of the fact of its existence, ”Mr. Peskov said ... He called these accusations“ inadequate ”from a political point of view. “We patiently observe, we do not agree with this, but we understand that this is the case when it makes no sense to try to explain something,” the spokesman added. According to him, phobias and obsession do not allow authors of statements to soberly assess the situation. "
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“The behavior of the Polish government in relation to the USSR has recently considered the Soviet government to be completely abnormal ... The slanderous campaign hostile to the Soviet Union, which had begun by the German fascists about the same Polish officers in the Smolensk region, in the territory occupied by German troops, was immediately picked up by the Polish government and is in every possible way inflated by the Polish official seal. The Polish government not only did not have a rebuff to fascist slander on the USSR, but did not even consider it necessary to turn to the Soviet government with any questions or clarifications on this matter ... while the peoples of the Soviet Union, dousing with blood in a difficult struggle with Hitler Germany, annoy all their forces to defeat the common enemy of the Russian and Polish peoples and all freedom-loving democratic countries, The Polish government for the sake of Hitler’s tyranny strikes a treacherous blow to the Soviet Union. ”