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After [[Crimea]] joined Russia, the [[European Union]] imposed sanctions against Putin.<ref>http://rt.com/business/168192-eu-sanctions-crimea-deadlock/</ref>
After [[Crimea]] joined Russia, the [[European Union]] imposed sanctions against Putin.<ref>http://rt.com/business/168192-eu-sanctions-crimea-deadlock/</ref>
===Authoritarianism===
According to liberals, neoliberals, libertarians and true conservatives, they viewed Putin's regieme as authoritarian and trying to antagonise Europe with his invasion of Ukraine. He assassinated, arrested or deported reporters, journalists and political opponents, including Boris Nemtsov (which [[Margaret Thatcher]] reportedly supported), a Russian politician and one of the parties part of the opposition.
According to liberals, neoliberals, libertarians and true conservatives, they viewed Putin's regieme as authoritarian and trying to antagonise Europe with his invasion of Ukraine. He assassinated, arrested or deported reporters, journalists and political opponents, including Boris Nemtsov (which [[Margaret Thatcher]] reportedly supported), a Russian politician and one of the parties part of the opposition.