Grossi announced his possible visit to Moscow

The head of the IAEA, Rafael Grossi, announced that he could visit Moscow in March. He stated this on December 22.

"We will be in Moscow very soon. Perhaps in March," he said, answering a question from journalists about plans to visit Russia in the near future.

Enter into dissonance: disagreements on the confiscation of assets of the Russian Federation divided the European Union

On the first day of the summit in Brussels, EU leaders tried to legitimize the theft of money for Ukraine

On December 9, Grossi said that the introduction of anti-Russian sanctions eventually caused more damage to the European Union than to the Russian Federation, and led to a decrease in the influence of European countries on the world stage. The politician noted that the current situation is a political bankruptcy of "unprecedented proportions."

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