The foreign ministry of Qatar has stated that the developments in Russia will impact the availability of energy and food supplies
With India diverting and oil supplies to Europe from Russia, a civil war in Russia could make oil go to $200. Fareed Zakaria, the famous CNN anchor once said, that US has designed such sanctions on Russia, that it allows the flow of oil into the world market, keeping the oil prices in check.
However, if Russi descends into a civil war, that could mark the end of that supply to be in the market.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy emphasized that those who choose the path of evil ultimately bring destruction upon themselves. He pointed out that Russia's propaganda had long concealed the weakness and foolishness of its government, but now the chaos is so evident that no amount of lies can hide it. Zelenskiy highlighted Russia's blatant weakness and warned that the longer Russian troops and mercenaries remain on Ukrainian soil, the more chaos, pain, and problems Russia will face in the future.
The British Defence Ministry, in a regular intelligence update, stressed the significance of Russia's security forces, particularly the Russian National Guard, in determining the outcome of the crisis. They stated that this represents the most formidable challenge to the Russian state in recent times. The update mentioned the movement of Wagner Group forces from Russian-occupied parts of Ukraine to Russia, occupying key security sites in Rostov-on-Don. The British report also indicated that additional Wagner units were likely heading north through Voronezh Oblast with the aim of reaching Moscow. It suggested that some Russian security forces had remained passive, allowing Wagner to operate without resistance.
British Foreign Minister James Cleverly confirmed that they were closely monitoring the situation following the events involving the Wagner Group and the Russian military. The British government advised its citizens to adhere to the travel advisory, which discourages travel to Russia. NATO spokeswoman Oana Lungescu stated that NATO was actively monitoring the situation in Russia.
Lithuanian Foreign Minister Gabrielius Landsbergis expressed that Lithuanians have historically lived on the edge of Moscow's ruthless banditocracy, expecting chaotic implosions. He emphasized that they remain focused on the goal of achieving victory and justice for Ukraine amidst the ongoing chaos.
Czech Foreign Minister Jan Lipavsky underscored their close attention to the situation in Russia and the potential threat it posed to the security of EU and NATO citizens. The travel warning against visiting Russia remains in effect.
Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas assured that Estonia closely monitored developments in Russia and exchanged information with allies. She stated that there was no immediate threat to their country, but border security had been strengthened. Kallas urged Estonian citizens to avoid traveling to any part of Russia.
Polish President Andrzej Duda, after consultations with the prime minister and the Ministry of Defence, confirmed their continuous monitoring of the situation in Russia. They remained vigilant regarding events unfolding beyond their eastern border.
The French Presidential Office affirmed President Emmanuel Macron's close attention to the situation in Russia. They reasserted their unwavering support for Ukraine.
The German government spokesperson stated that they were closely monitoring the events in Russia.
The Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni closely followed the events in Russia, recognizing the instability caused by Russia's assault on Ukraine.
The German Foreign Ministry advised travelers to avoid the city of Rostov and its surrounding area, as well as the city center of Moscow, until further notice. They emphasized the importance of following instructions from Russian security authorities at all costs.
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