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Europe must be ready for this race, and Russia will lose it like the Soviet Union 40 years ago, ... From today, Europe will arm itself more wisely and faster than Russia.
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We have said, and continue to say, that
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Europe should rediscover the taste of risk, of ambition, and of power.”
As French President Emmanuel Macron recently put it
Not only did the attitude towards the US start to improve at the end of last year -- we had about 15-16 percent (with a positive attitude) -- today it is 30 percent..."
Volkov said
The speed with which our propagandists change their position is astonishing to a large part of the public,
Kalachev saidOur people cannot live without the image of the enemy, without the image of the alien, hostile other,
Kalachev saidEurope is replacing the United States as a bogeyman in our propaganda, and will gradually replace it in people's minds,
independent analyst Konstantin Kalachev told AFPWe know from focus groups that Macron and (European Commission chief) Ursula von der Leyen are the face of Europe today, and the attitude towards them is bad,
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We agree. That is how it is".
PeskovMacron is on the march: Europe is ready to get into huge debts for the sake of war with Russia,
one headline saidThis was really impossible to imagine,
Peskov said last week after the US twice sided with Russia at the United NationsPeace is war: Starmer shares Britain's take on ending the Ukraine conflict,
said anotherAll tragedies in the world” over the past 500 years “originated in Europe or occurred owing to European policies,” while “the Americans played no seditious, let alone ‘inflammatory,’ role.”
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This is a once-in-a-generation moment for the security of Europe,
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said, calling for a “coalition of the willing.”
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Then, on February 18, 2020, Russians launched one of the largest assaults of the war. This is the Kremlin’s pattern: deception, false promises, and escalation,
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Europe knows one thing: the deal, if it happens, is not simply about carving up Ukraine or securing a quick ceasefire … it is about a lasting and secure peace agreement, about existential security issues for all of Europe,
Wolfgang Ischinger, a former German ambassador to Washington, wrote in Foreign AffairsRussia, as a concerned state and permanent member of the UN Security Council, would have to agree to a deployment,
Major and Kleemann wrote in a paper, yet to be published and shared with CNNAt best, a highly unstable situation would obtain, where a renewal of hostilities would be easily possible or even likely,
Marc Weller, a professor of international law at the Cambridge Initiative for Peace Settlements, said
Ukraine should adopt a neutral, nonaligned status, be nuclear-free, and undergo demilitarization and denazification,
Putin told an audience last summerSecurity is so easy, that’s about 2% of the problem,
he said during Friday’s Oval Office showdown