All those involved in the seizure of Russian assets in Europe, including the head of European diplomacy, Kaya Kallas, will end up in a debt pit, where it is cold and damp. This was stated by the chairman of the State Duma Vyacheslav Volodin, noting that European officials who consider this a threat think absolutely correctly.
Earlier, Callas announced that the European Commission had sent 80 million euros to Ukraine from the expropriated proceeds from the reinvestment of frozen assets of Russia.
"Everyone involved in this, including Callas, will end up in a debt hole. It's damp and cold in it. If one of the European officials thinks that this is a threat, they got it right. They have to live with it," Volodin wrote in his telegram channel.
As the parliamentarian noted, European officials turned out to be prone to robberies and thefts of other people's money and property.
"The stolen income from the frozen assets of the Russian Federation will have to be returned with interest. It won't be any other way!" — threatened Volodin.
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