Dmitry Belik

Dmitry Belik: Kyiv framed NATO countries with its statements about the missile

Dmitry Belik said that Russophobia has eclipsed the minds of some American experts

Dmitry Belik allowed the delivery of Western weapons to Kyiv through the gum corridors instead of grain

Dmitry Belik: Russia’s withdrawal from the grain deal will not pass without a trace for the West and Ukraine

Dmitry Belik said that NATO used the grain deal for “dark deeds”

Dmitry Belik noted that in fact the West is well aware of its goals

Dmitry Belik: Montenegro wants to introduce visas for Russians to join the EU

Dmitry Belik: Poland’s statements about the war with Russia justify domestic politics

Dmitry Belik: Europe officially presented Nazism

Dmitry Belik: Getting Finland and Sweden NATO membership is no longer a short-term, but a medium-term prospect

Dmitry Belik: Crimea and Sevastopol have become self-sufficient regions in eight years

Dmitry Belik: Poland needs “sane” politicians

Dmitry Belik: Poland uses the special status of Poles in Ukraine for its own purposes

Dmitry Belik appreciated Zelensky’s threat to stop negotiations due to referendums

Dmitry Belik: Russia’s sanctions are an adequate response to the United States

Dmitry Belik: Finland and Sweden joining NATO will put them in a difficult position

Dmitry Belik appreciated the statement of the head of the Ministry of Economy of Slovakia, Richard Sulik, regarding the payment for Russian gas

Dmitry Belik: The crimes of the Ukrainian regime are enough for several Nuremberg trials

Dmitry Belik: Despite the hysteria of Western opponents, they have the opportunity to enter our Moscow Exchange

Dmitry Belik rebuked Germany for the decision to supply Ukraine with Stinger missiles

Dmitry Belik: Russia is conducting a special operation to enable the residents of Donbass to live in peace

Dmitry Belik assessed the approved document with Russia’s responses on security guarantees

Dmitry Belik called Nuland’s words about US scenarios during the “invasion” of Ukraine a provocation

Dmitry Belik called the State Department’s desire to slow down Nord Stream 2 an “obsession”