Analysis of European-Russian Relations
There
is no such threat, and there has never been.
We are not threatening European countries, nor are we going to threaten them.
Why would we?
No one seems even to consider that we have no grounds for any
conflict with Europe. All issues were settled as a result of the
Second World War, and what happened later, after the collapse of
the Soviet Union, was done with the consent of the Russian
Federation
as the successor of the Soviet Union.
Everything that runs counter to those arrangements runs counter to our
interests and does not comply with the fundamental principles of
international law and the UN Charter.
Oh, they want to revise the results of the
Second World War.
What are they now pushing the peoples of their countries towards?
A war with the Russia?
They are now saying that they are considering how to send troops into
Ukraine.
That means a war with Russia.
And as I understand it, the citizens of European countries
understand what
is happening.
I think that this is precisely what lies behind today's results in the Federal
Republic of Germany and the trends in political developments
in Europe as a
whole.
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