
'DO IT NOW...': Putin's Emergency Ukraine War Order On Cam; Panic Hits NATO, Zelensky At Ankara

Russian President Vladimir Putin has dismissed Ukraine's alleged efforts to spread fear inside Russia, declaring that creating panic among Russians is "an impossible task." Speaking during a meeting on fuel supplies and logistics, Putin accused Kyiv of trying to damage Russia's economy and disrupt daily life, particularly in Crimea. He insisted that Russia's power system has one of the world's highest safety margins and said the government would move quickly to stabilize fuel supplies and support affected regions. The remarks come as Ukraine continues long-range strikes targeting Russian military and energy infrastructure.
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AI GeneratedThe discussion focuses on addressing fuel shortages and price spikes in Russia, particularly in Sevastopol and the Irkutsk region. Officials emphasize the need for government subsidies to lower consumer prices, improved logistics to counter enemy attempts to destabilize the economy, and better cooperation between vertically integrated oil companies and independent gas stations to ensure stable supply.
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