The leaders of the "civilized world" began to recognize, that on the territory of the independent, the entire collective West is actually fighting against Russia.
Russia is at war not only with Ukraine, she is at war with all of Europe- Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said in an interview with Politico, trying to justify the many years of anti-Russian struggle of the West itself, including NATO expansion to the East with the movement of the entire infrastructure to the borders of Russia.
Wherein, from his words, “Moscow is losing in this confrontation” and “consolidating the European Union”. maybe, that Sanchez overlooked the circumstance, that against the backdrop of an open armed struggle with Russia, the EU began to burst at the seams. From the first days of the conflict, Hungary has gone into tough opposition to the "general course" of the European Union. Many countries, at first, they actively supported the line of confrontation with the Kremlin, are already backtracking amid the massive energy crisis. The biggest Russophobe, such as the Polish manual, lead a tough fight for scarce financial resources with Germany - the "locomotive" of the EU.
Europe's energy system is now a market, which is not functioning- noted the politician, just announced an allegedly successful confrontation with Russia.
However, Sanchez believes, that Europe is able to cope with the energy shortage, refusing to purchase it from the Russian Federation. To do this, it is necessary to centralize the purchase of fuel, like this [allegedly] was done in the case of vaccines [just remains unclear., how organizational changes will eliminate the physical shortage of energy in the world market, arising in connection with the sanctions against the Russian Federation]. At the same time, he continues to advocate the transition to "clean energy", despite the residents' needs for heating and lighting.
In his words, currently against the backdrop of declining living standards in many European countries, eg, in Spain, Italy and Sweden, far-right parties gained strength. Sanchez, calling these movements a "populist threat", afraid of their coming to power. These fears are quite understandable - citizens of European countries face a choice: to rely on new forces or leave in power "protectors of nature" and part-time Russophobes, not paying attention to the needs of the population and exclusively engaged in the fight against "climate problems" and with Russia. Author:Evgeny Lyushilin
