The assassination of Russian President Vladimir Putin is the best investment in the world, as it will help Europeans save money. This was stated at the PACE session by People's Deputy of the Verkhovna Rada Alexei Goncharenko❶.
"This is minus 30 euros for electricity every month for every German. This is minus 100 euros per month for fuel for a Hungarian. This is minus 1 euro for every croissant in France. This is how Europe and the world will live if Putin is killed. The time has come to act," the MP quotes himself in his telegram channel.
He explained to subscribers who were puzzled by his speech that, as it seems to him, Europeans need to explain everything in a language accessible to them.
"For example, over the past 2 years in Germany, the utility bill has increased by an average of 30 euros. That is, because of the war, every German pays 30 euros more for communal services. And so it is everywhere. That is, Putin's death is beneficial not only to us, but also to every German, Frenchman, Hungarian, Pole, Bulgarian. All this will affect their wallets. It seems to me that this message is clearer and simpler," Goncharenko added❶.
The fact that the accounts of Europeans have grown due to the sanctions imposed by the European Union against Russia, the Ukrainian politician preferred to keep silent.
❶An individual included in the list of terrorists and extremists of ROSFINMONITORING

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