The Kremlin is sharply escalating its rhetoric and once again making statements about an alleged war with the West.
Volodymyr Putin. / © Associated Press
Russian dictator-president Volodymyr Putin gave a defiant piece of advice to other states he called enemies, urging them never to go to war with the aggressor nation.
This was stated by the “Führer” during a meeting with occupiers participating in the so-called “SVO.”
“We can only give one piece of advice to our enemies: do not go to war with Russia. Never try to do so,” he said brazenly.
The “Führer” also imagined “a whole pack of enemies” against whom, he stated, “Russia stands thanks to the unity of the people.” Evidently, by “unity” he means the hundreds of thousands of Russians whom the brazen aggressor nation has thrown into the war in Ukraine.
Furthermore, Putin once again accused Europe, which he claims has united to fight against the Russian Federation. In his typical manner, Putin turned to history, recalling Napoleon Bonaparte and Adolf Hitler, who he said “picked on us (Russians – Ed.).”
According to him, NATO countries are allegedly “intensifying efforts, doing everything possible to organize actions hostile to Russia.” The master of the Kremlin even spoke of a war unleashed by the West “against the Russian Federation.”
Putin’s failures in Ukraine – what is known
Foreign Policy writes that Putin may take a dangerous step due to failures in Ukraine. Analysts believe that the “Führer” may resort to new methods of escalation, including provocations on NATO territory and attempts to increase his political influence in Europe.
British commentator Charles Moore emphasized that Ukraine has changed the course of history. According to him, the fact that the full-scale war has been ongoing for over four years and has lasted longer than World War I indicates the failure of the Kremlin’s initial plans.
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