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MINSK, 28 June (BelTA) – European countries are constantly writing Russia off, although they themselves are experiencing great challenges in economy and are on the brink of survival, TASS reports.

Of course, in his speech, Putin made no mention of any of this. Moreover, he did not touch upon any of the key issues of the current socioeconomic situation in Russia.