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A member of Russia’s parliament raised the issue of reparations from the United States on Sunday, citing the extensive economic sanctions imposed by the West, Your Content has learned.
The call specifically includes the return of historically significant settlements in Alaska and California.
In a concerning development, commentators supported by the Moscow government have begun normalizing the notion of public hangings for Ukrainians involved in resisting Russia’s ongoing conflict.
Oleg Matveychev, a State Duma member and influential Kremlin figure, shared a list of demands during a televised news program, proposing them as prerequisites for Ukraine’s demilitarization.
The demands put forth by Matveychev include the dissolution of NATO, the lifting of sanctions, and the extradition of President Volodymyr Zelensky, Petro Poroshenko, and other individuals labeled as “war criminals.”
A Russian TV host expressed vehement opposition to the US sanctions, particularly after having his two Italian villas seized.
He issued a stark warning of potential nuclear strikes if the sanctions were not lifted within 24 hours, expressing his frustration by stating, “You’re the thieves, our patience is running out: a bullet to the head.”
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