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The head of the European Central Bank explained why Putin attacked Ukraine

According to Christine Lagarde, the head of the Kremlin wants to wreak havoc. According to her, a person who commits such atrocities is controlled by the forces of evil.

European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde said Russian President Vladimir Putin attacked Ukraine to cause chaos and destroy as much of Europe as possible. She writes the publication Bloomberg.

According to Lagarde, he met Putin and he is a “terrifying person”.

“Why would you do these things, invade a country, kill people, destroy the fabric of society and fail?” – she said.

According to her, the “forces of evil” control Putin. However, Lagarde added that the head of the Kremlin did not get what he expected at all. His actions rallied the Ukrainian people, Europeans and rejuvenated NATO.

The publication writes that, in explaining recent actions by the ECB, which doubled its benchmark interest rate on Thursday to its highest level in more than a decade, Lagarde said the institution is fighting inflation caused by a rapid recovery. from the pandemic, as well as an energy crisis caused by Putin, who unreasonably decided to invade another country.

“This energy crisis is causing massive inflation, which we need to defeat,” he said.

Previously Focus reported that The Kremlin has begun preparations for the 2024 presidential election. According to journalists, the Kremlin aims to provide the Russian dictator with “full support” so that the numbers in the elections are no less than in recent “referendums”.

We also remember it Putin has declared himself ready to negotiate with Ukraine and the United States. According to Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin, this became known from a telephone conversation between the foreign ministers of China and Russia.

It is also reported that the UN spoke of the importance of the wheat agreement for the world. The UN understands the difficulties that stand in the way of extending grain export agreements, but believes they can be overcome.

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