Putin's Propagandists Explain Why the US-Russia Agreement on Diesel Was Made. They Also Gave a Name: Jared
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Two majors: Here, British propagandists on social networks are trying to scare the average person with pictures about the "diesel deal", but it turns out that they are praising it
Here, British propagandists on social networks are trying to scare the average person with pictures about the "diesel deal", but it turns out that they are praising it.The Propagandist's Notebook
Russian propagandists have discussed the US-Russia diesel agreement. And the conclusions are clear: it is not related to the negotiations on Ukraine, nor to the balance of fuel supply or economy, but to a beneficiary, who has won a "beautiful" sum. They have even pointed out that President Donald Trump has appealed to Russia for help in connection with the mid-term elections, which take place in November.
Russian propagandist Maxim Kalashnikov has sharply criticized Donald Trump for agreeing to import diesel fuel from Russia.
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