By Natali Moss
According to him, the Kremlin had a long -term program that is aimed at destabilization in Western countries. One example is the crisis on the Finnish border, where Russia sends Pakistani and Afghan migrants. A similar situation is recorded on the border with Poland for the last 2 years. "This is an absolutely understandable process. The sharp turn of the" right "is obvious, and this is quite systematically invested in Russia," - said the adviser to the head of the OP.
It was separately stated that Europe has tried for many years to build a multicultural society, and migrants had to help overcome labor deficits, but Vladimir Putin began to use it in his favor. He pressed on Western democracy and, as a result, not classical intelligent politicians, but rigid parties came to power. The Kremlin wants antimine sentiment in Europe to become stronger, and this is often used by far -right politicians who promise to ban the entry of migrants.
Such parties can also promise to increase funding for the personal needs of the population at the expense of other expenses, including assistance to Ukraine. "The war in Ukraine has provoked a lot of chaos in different regions. If Putin continues to continue the war in Ukraine, the far -right -right -law will come to power in Europe, which focus on a single Nazi state in today's world - Russia," Mikhail Podolyak continues.
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