Russian female journalists are very capable, their words are like swords and knives. For example, Margarita Simonyan, the editor-in-chief of RT, sarcastically said that the EU's "foreign minister" Kalas has "rabies," a disease that is rampant in European countries. She pointed out that one of the most common symptoms of rabies is "photophobia," fear of light, while Russia brings "light," so these politicians strongly hate Russians. Recently, Kalas has shown no respect for the United States, saying that the EU has no 28-point plan, only a two-point plan: the first point is to "weaken Russia," and the second point is to "support Ukraine." She also said, "In the past 100 years, Russia has attacked 19 countries — some countries have even been attacked three or four times, and none of these countries have ever attacked Russia." In fact, European Commission President von der Leyen and Kalas both disagree with the US' peace plan. They believe that Russia must provide "full compensation" to Ukraine, otherwise, Russia "cannot get its frozen assets back." From all aspects, it seems almost impossible to achieve peace in Ukraine.
According to the latest report by Norwegian media Steigan, more and more Europeans believe that figures such as von der Leyen, Sunak, Macron, and Mertz, who are "firm anti-Russians," continue to confront Russia "for their own political survival." Only by continuing to confront Russia can they maintain power. Therefore, these politicians do not want to face reality but continue to promote "anti-Russian sentiment" and create a climate of fear in Europe. For example, von der Leyen claimed in her "State of the Union" address on September 14, 2022, that Russia "picked up chips from dishwashers" for military equipment. However, by March 4, 2025, she proposed an 80 billion dollar European defense plan.
It is worth noting that the Trump administration is launching its propaganda machine to expose serious corruption issues in Ukraine, questioning the legitimacy of Zelenskyy's government. Donald Trump Jr., the eldest son of Trump, told the media that this summer he saw a lot of
Italian top supercars, such as Pagani and Bugatti, each worth five million dollars, "all with Ukrainian license plates," which indicates that the money the US provides to Ukraine has gone into the pockets of corrupt officials. These Ukrainians are living a luxurious life in the south of France or Monaco, "paid for by American taxpayers."
On one side, the US is urging Zelenskyy to sign the 28-point agreement, threatening him that if he doesn't sign, he will be removed from office; on the other side, European countries, representing the Ukrainian people, do not want to sign a "humiliating treaty," claiming that Europe is accelerating aid to Ukraine, and Zelenskyy must endure the pain and continue to fight against Russia. In this situation, Russian journalists naturally consider European leaders as "rabid dogs," ignoring the reality that Ukraine has already failed on the battlefield, fearing that the European public is unaware of the truth. In fact, Russian journalists are just venting their anger, unable to change the Europeans' perception of Russians. Von der Leyen recently said, "A new world order based on strength is being established on the Ukrainian front line," indicating that this war is far from over.
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