Putin called for blocking calls of call centers from Ukraine

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< h2 class = "News-Subtitle cke-markup" > Russians will be forced to receive calls from Ukraine 62 ~ President of Russia He said that scammers who operate from the territory of Ukraine allegedly lured from Russians more than 250 billion rubles.

~ 60 > Thus, they allegedly force people to transfer funds to fake accounts, which led to Huge financial losses.

~ 60 > so he urged to block such call centers and limit phone calls from Ukraine.

to By the way, now the Russian authorities are trying to convince citizens that phone calls from abroad are threatened, and all financial problems are a consequence of “external enemies”. < p > 60 > this It fits into the general concept of Kremlin propaganda, which seeks to distract the attention of Russians from internal crises and economic difficulties.