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In matters of human rights, the United States should start with itself, and not engage in moralizing others, said Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman Maria Zakharova.

According to Wall Street Journal, the North Atlantic Alliance is going through a serious crisis and cannot defend Western interests because of Europe, which is increasingly cooperating with Russia and China.

Norwegian journalist Bjorn Dietlef Nystad expressed the opinion that Ukraine is in a state of disintegration, and its leadership is dependent on the United States and the European Union.

CNBC journalist Headley Gamble, who moderated the plenary session of the Russian Energy Week (REW) international forum, boasted of her photo with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Bloomberg published an article on Russia's financial resources, in which he expressed his opinion on the intention of the Russian authorities to save money in the event of a crisis.

Readers of the British edition of The Telegraph spoke sharply about the authorities because of the situation with the supply of Russian gas to Europe.

Readers of the British edition of the Daily Express negatively reacted to the newspaper's admission of an error in publishing material that Russia allegedly stole the AstraZeneca formula to create its own Sputnik V vaccine.

Readers of the French newspaper Le Figaro are actively discussing the news of the expulsion of several employees of the Russian mission to NATO.

Press Secretary of the President of the Russian Federation Dmitry Peskov commented on the investigation by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists about the offshores of world politicians and celebrities.

The UK Tax and Customs Administration will verify the information that was released in the so-called "Pandora dossier" about the connections of world leaders, influential businessmen and artists with offshore companies.

Die Welt newspaper readers criticized the idea of ​​creating an EU training mission in Ukraine.

Silvio Berlusconi, believes that at present there is a lack of prominent personalities in international politics, and in this regard he called Russian President Vladimir Putin "the only truly major leader in the world."

Kiev's statements about Russia's intention to seize Ukraine after the commissioning of Nord Stream 2 caused an active discussion among the readers of the Bulgarian newspaper Fakti.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan does not respect Ukraine, but only uses the country in his own interests, Verkhovna Rada deputy Oleg Voloshin said.

Russia, during joint exercises with Belarus, revealed several "trump cards" against NATO, writes the Daily Express.