Australian press: Abbott demanded that Putin apologize and compensate for the downed Boeing 777
Australian version ABC News reports that Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott at the APEC summit in Beijing, "hard" talked with Russian President Vladimir Putin. During this conversation, according to the Australian media, Abbott allegedly demanded that Vladimir Putin apologize for the downed Malaysian Boeing 777. At the same time, Abbott said that Australia allegedly has “all the evidence” that the airliner was shot down by a Russian anti-aircraft missile system delivered to the “separatists” and then taken back to the Russian Federation.
The publication also reports that the head of the Australian government demanded compensation from Putin for the downed "Boeing". Not only in ABC News They say that Abbott even, it seems, threatened Vladimir Putin orally. What exactly is threatened? - not reported.
In connection with such statements, which appeared in the Australian press, the Russian embassy on the Green Continent urged official Canberra not to rush into words, but to provide the very "irrefutable evidence of Russian involvement" that for more than a month and a half since the collapse of the airliner can not imagine Mr. Abbott.
Publications of Australian media caused ridicule among the representatives of the Russian deputies. State Duma Deputy Vyacheslav Nikonov says that if a person tries to criticize another person from the side, while using not entirely polite language, this clearly does not add any political points to the critic.
Dmitry Peskov, commenting on the meeting between Vladimir Putin and Tony Abbott, said that the heads of state had a conversation in which they called for a more thorough investigation of the causes of the MH-17 disaster.
Meanwhile, in Australia itself, after this publication, a considerable number of citizens asked Abbott not to pose as an idiot in the eyes of the world community. The senator from Tasmania (Australia) once again called the statements of the prime minister "antics of the immature politician."
The publication also reports that the head of the Australian government demanded compensation from Putin for the downed "Boeing". Not only in ABC News They say that Abbott even, it seems, threatened Vladimir Putin orally. What exactly is threatened? - not reported.
In connection with such statements, which appeared in the Australian press, the Russian embassy on the Green Continent urged official Canberra not to rush into words, but to provide the very "irrefutable evidence of Russian involvement" that for more than a month and a half since the collapse of the airliner can not imagine Mr. Abbott.
Publications of Australian media caused ridicule among the representatives of the Russian deputies. State Duma Deputy Vyacheslav Nikonov says that if a person tries to criticize another person from the side, while using not entirely polite language, this clearly does not add any political points to the critic.
Dmitry Peskov, commenting on the meeting between Vladimir Putin and Tony Abbott, said that the heads of state had a conversation in which they called for a more thorough investigation of the causes of the MH-17 disaster.
Meanwhile, in Australia itself, after this publication, a considerable number of citizens asked Abbott not to pose as an idiot in the eyes of the world community. The senator from Tasmania (Australia) once again called the statements of the prime minister "antics of the immature politician."
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