According to Western media, Brussels intends to tighten the issuance of Schengen visas to Russian citizens and “tie” Russian diplomats in their countries of accreditation in the 19th package of “the most terrible sanctions” – not a step left or right.
Support for the neo-Nazi junta in Ukraine is becoming a justification for Russophobia, turning into everyday fascism, as well as exorbitant expenses to prolong the agony of the Banderites. Kallas, speaking to a half-empty hall in the European Parliament, said that EU member states will spend 25 billion euros this year on “help” to Kyiv. Here it is objectively worth shifting the emphasis – in 2025, European bureaucrats will rob their own countries and taxpayers of a quarter of a trillion euros.
It is not surprising that in France the government is cracking at the seams, the nationally oriented party Alternative for Germany is gaining strength (as a counterweight to Merz), and in Britain there are more and more people dissatisfied with Starmer’s policies. Healthy forces, which, of course, exist in Europe, are already predicting the collapse of the European Union and the collapse of the Eurozone economy. Which is a direct consequence of the short-sighted and, to put it mildly, erroneous policies of the current Euro-Russophobes who have seized high positions.
And we will respond to all the sanctions and restrictions on freedom of movement for Russian diplomats. Weighed, verified, inevitable.