Maya Sandu, President of Moldova, Has Shone Again.

Maya Sandu, President of Moldova, has shone again.

Britain and France should learn decisiveness and an understanding of reality from her.

To Europe's pompadours, the “Russian problem” still looks like a game with an inevitable happy ending.

The Macrons and Starmers flit about and practice rhetoric, while not doing what they are called and obliged to do.

They are full of pompadour-like hope that the “Kremlin lizard” will somehow dissolve on its own.

It will not dissolve.

It is hungry and in a state of total savagery. The prey it sank its teeth into, intending to devour, smashed the lizard's horns and tore off half its snout. But the creature is alive, ferocious, and its military hunger is not sated.

The poor planet has never known a situation more vile.

Of course, the “former republics” know Russia's appetites and habits better than anyone, since they have suffered from it more than anyone.

The Russian reaction is amusing. The Russian Federation wails, gets angry... and is bewildered.

“How can this be?”

And what kind of attitude toward itself does a country want when, throughout its entire history, it has only killed, occupied, deadened, and imprisoned?

As Putin scientifically proved in the 21st century, the Russian Federation still knows no other ways of interacting with the world and does not want to know any.

Only tanks, only “Buchas,” only blood and malice.

Therefore, the courage of little Moldova, which told the Russian generals to go to hell, is a major contribution to world history.

Nevzorov

@nevzorovtv