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[Cyprus Times] "Unacceptable plan for possible nationalisation of German subsidiaries Gazprom and Rosneft" says Kremlin

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"Depardieu does not understand what is happening in Ukraine," Peskov said, responding to the well-known actor's statements against Putin

The Kremlin commented on the information circulated by Berlin about a study by the German Economy Ministry on the nationalization of Gazprom and Rosneft subsidiaries.

"Of course, such a plan would very seriously violate international law and all rules and laws. Therefore, we will closely monitor developments. Of course, even the very study of such an issue is considered unacceptable," Dmitry Peskov said on Friday.

According to RIA Novosti, German government spokesman Wolfgang Bickner, during a press conference in Berlin, when asked about the possible nationalization of subsidiaries of Russian energy companies, said that the government "does not answer hypothetical questions."

It is worth noting that Gazprom Group announced yesterday the termination of its stake in the German company Gazpom Germania GmbH and all its assets. "On March 31, Gazprom Group terminated its participation in the German company Gazprom Germania GmbH and all its assets, including Gazprom Marketing & Trading Ltd," the company said in a Telegram message.

At the same time, the Kremlin spokesman also commented on actor Gerard Depardieu's statement that "the Russians are not responsible for the actions of the country's leader, Vladimir Putin."

"Since it refers to the president, I would say that Depardieu probably does not fully understand what is happening, due to the fact that he does not know what is on the political agenda. He doesn't understand what happened in Ukraine in 2014, he doesn't understand what the Minsk agreements are, he doesn't understand what Donetsk and Luhansk are," Peskov said.

He added that if necessary, "we will be ready to tell him all this and explain it to him so that he understands it better."



Source: protothema.gr


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