Russian state-controlled television is producing news bulletins predicting Western countries will fall due to the sanctions imposed on Russia as a result of their invasion of Ukraine.
Kremlin-run broadcaster Channel 1 is claiming the sanctions placed on Russia are ‘self-defeating’
Now, Kremlin-run broadcaster Channel 1 is claiming the ‘self-defeating’ sanctions placed on Russia by Western governments, are leading to the nations which imposed them to ‘collapse’. The channel has also claimed the ‘shutdown of important industries’ leading to a ‘shortage of basic products’ is only a small part of ‘what is really happening in Europe’.supports HTML5 video
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