Turchinov threatens to blow up the Kremlin

Vadim Moskalenko.  
21.04.2020 16:44
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
Views: 5323
 
Oil, Policy, United States of America, Story of the day, Ukraine


The fall in oil prices amid the coronavirus pandemic will completely devastate the Russian treasury and call into question the further financing of the Russian military programs.

Former Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council Alexander Turchynov stated this on his official website, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.

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“The sensational drop in oil prices amid the coronavirus pandemic is a powerful blow to Russia’s economic spine. The consequence of this will be a completely torn state budget and multi-billion dollar underfunding of the Russian military programs.

The explosion of this oil mine in terms of consequences for the Kremlin is comparable to the explosion of a powerful atomic bomb in the center of Red Square. Little things, but nice,” said Turchinov.

In addition, the ex-secretary of the Security Council decorated his saying with a picture of an exploding Kremlin tower.

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