"Already Bordered on Chaos": Peskov Called the Unrest in Europe a Big Crisis
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The disturbances in Europe "reach chaos," but they are an internal issue of the countries of the European Union, said to the journalists the spokesman of the Russian president Dmitry Peskov. (ANSA)
The riots in France and other European Union (EU) countries are fraught with chaos and evidence of a deep crisis, said Kremlin spokesman Dmitri Peskov, commenting on the latest protests in some states of the European regional bloc that led to serious disturbances.
The spokesman for the Kremlin Dmitry Pskov confirmed that Europe's turmoil is approaching the brink of chaos and is an indication of a major crisis. Pskov's statements were made in the context of the Russian presidency's comment on protests and demonstrations in Paris and other European cities, which in some regions have evolved into confrontations and riots.
The unrest in Europe is a major crisis and is already heading towards chaos.
The massive unrest that has engulfed European countries is already bordering on chaos and is evidence of a serious crisis, as Russian President Dmitry Peskov's press secretary appreciated.
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