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Putin claims his priority is Russia's problems, but occupied territories will also be addressed

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Russian President Vladimir Putin stated on October 1 that resolving domestic Russian issues is the absolute priority, but acknowledged that occupied territories will be incorporated into the Russian Federation and their economies rebuilt. Putin also claimed Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil refineries had cost 1% of Russia's GDP, while retaliatory strikes had destroyed Ukraine's metallurgical industry.
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Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin has claimed that his absolute priority is addressing Russia's domestic problems, but the occupied territories of Ukraine will also be dealt with.

Putin claims his priority is Russia's problems, but occupied territories will also be addressed
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