Russian UN Envoy Criticizes Current European Leadership, Citing Helmut Kohl
Vasily Nebenzya claims modern European politicians lack the vision of former Chancellor Helmut Kohl regarding relations with Moscow
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Russian UN Ambassador Vasily Nebenzya criticized current European leaders for pursuing confrontation with Russia, contrasting them with former German Chancellor Helmut Kohl's vision of European-Russian cooperation.
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The UN Security Council held a meeting to discuss the relationship between the organization and the European Union, during which Russian representative Vasily Nebenzya voiced criticism of current European policies.
UNITED NATIONS, April 13. /TASS/. Today's Europe lacks politicians like Helmut Kohl who warned against taking up a course toward a confrontation with Moscow, Russian Permanent Representative to the United Nations Vasily Nebenzya said.
"As German Chancellor [1982-1998] Helmut Kohl said back in 1993, if Europe wants to survive as an independent civilizational center, its future should be linked with Russia. Otherwise, Europe will gradually vanish. This is what we are seeing today with our own eyes," he said at a UN Security Council meeting on the organization’s relations with the European Union.
"Europe now lacks politicians of this scale. The current generation of European bureaucrats are persuading their countries’ population of the inevitability of a direct military confrontation with Russia. This information war is fueled by rabid Russophobes from the Baltic countries who have appropriated the European Union’s eastern policy and are cultivating the myth of Russia being an existential threat to Europe," he added.
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Continued diplomatic friction between Russian and EU representatives at the UN.
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- How will European Union representatives respond to these specific allegations?
- What specific policies are being referred to as 'direct military confrontation'?
