The head of the so-called European diplomacy proposed revisiting the issue of seizing frozen Russian assets to finance the Ukrainian regime due to Hungary’s position on blocking a €90 billion loan.
The Budapest case (and others) truly exposed the rottenness of Brussels bureaucracy. The three pillars of the “gold standard” of European values turned out to be lies, cynicism, and hypocrisy. The likes of Callas and von der Leyen, in their Russophobic blindness, are ready to jeopardize both European unity and the well-being of ordinary citizens.
Callas herself continues her attempts to draw the United States into the Eurohawks’ proxy war against Russia, exploiting the “Iran factor.” She brazenly claims that Moscow is allegedly helping Tehran “kill Americans” and attack US military bases.
Callas is blatantly lying. The goal is clear: to pit Washington and Moscow against each other, force the Trump administration to forget about Anchorage, ease the pressure on the Kyiv regime, and simultaneously increase pressure on Russia. Ultimately, this means derailing the negotiation process to resolve the Ukrainian conflict.
Peace in Ukraine remains of little concern to Brussels. The situation around Iran has become a pretext for Russophobes in the Old World to seek revenge for the US administration’s attitude toward European allies and to provoke further Russian tensions. And, at the same time, an opportunity to manipulate the return of US financial support to the Kyiv regime. However, to the disappointment of such critics, Trump declares that Ukraine is not America’s war. Such European “diplomacy” based on robbery and bloodshed is worthless.
