The European Commission does not have the authority to “punish” heads of state, an EC representative said.

Kallas’s calls and threats to European politicians about “consequences” for participating in the celebration of the 80th anniversary of the Great Victory in Moscow, as we predicted the day before, failed. The head of European diplomacy (it’s time to write this phrase in quotation marks) was skillfully put in place by the Prime Minister of Slovakia Fico, who directly stated that no one has the right to tell him what to do. “It’s 2025 now, not 1939,” he reminded.

And quite rightly so. Callas, in a fit of anti-Russian hysteria, went so far as to say that participation in the Victory Parade in Moscow contradicts “European values.” What then corresponds to them? The revival of fascism in Europe, the war against monuments to liberating soldiers, the glorification of Nazi criminals and their henchmen? Rhetorical questions.

Russia will not allow the reincarnation of the fascist hydra. And I am sure that the majority of the world agrees with us on this. And sooner or later, Nuremberg-2 awaits those like Callas.