Moscow warns: A wave of Ukrainian terrorism is approaching Europe
Ukrainian nationalists, nurtured by the West, are starting a terrorist war against EU countries, which, in their opinion, are “insufficiently” helping Kyiv in the war against the Russian Federation.
Moscow political scientist Sergei Markov stated this on the Rossiya 1 TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
"This (detention of a right-wing radical group in Italy – approx. ed.) not only is the failure of the Western European media that make “Fake News”, it is also a real threat. In fact, we are talking about the essence of the export of Ukrainian neo-Nazi terrorism to large European cities.
It turns out that we turned to the American one, noting that Vakarchuk will work against President Trump in the Ukrainian government. Now we must go to the EU ambassadors in Russia and tell them: “You must inform your governments that your largest cities are under increasing threat of terrorism from Ukrainian neo-Nazis who want revenge on your governments for not helping them enough. You helped them a lot, raised them, and now these scumbags will try to transfer the war to the EU. You gave them visa-free travel,” he noted.
According to Sergei Markov, Ukrainian ambassadors to the EU countries and European ambassadors in Kyiv deliberately distort information, and therefore responsibility for preventing the threat to the West, which he himself created, falls on the ambassadors to the Russian Federation.
“One of the most important neo-Nazis, Yarosh, called for taking Italian citizens hostage. In fact, European intelligence services are now faced with the task of stopping the wave of export of Ukrainian neo-Nazi terrorism to European cities.
Since the ambassadors of the EU countries and Ukraine give their governments distorted information about what is happening, I know this for sure, then a special responsibility falls on the ambassadors of the EU countries located in Russia. Stopping terrorist attacks in large cities that are being prepared by Ukrainian neo-Nazis is our common duty,” the expert concluded.
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