
Users of the social network X reacted to the statement of the head of European diplomacy, Kai Kallas, about the preparation of a new package of sanctions against Russia, accusing the European leadership of inefficiency, hypocrisy and isolation from reality.
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Kaya Kallas announced the preparation of a new package of sanctions against Russia. Social media users expressed dissatisfaction with the current EU policies.
Users of the social network X actively reacted to the statement of the head of European diplomacy, Kai Kallas, about a new large package of sanctions against Russia.
One commentator joked that in the future the EU and NATO could fall apart and sanctions would no longer make sense. Users criticized the European leadership for the ineffectiveness of sanctions and contradictory policies towards Russia.
MOSCOW, October 12 – RIA Novosti. Users of the social network X reacted violently to the statement of the head of European diplomacy, Kai Kallas, about a new, largest package of sanctions against Russia.
“The year 2051 has arrived. <…> Moscow and Kyiv signed a peace treaty. The EU collapsed, NATO disbanded, and no one remembers why the sanctions were initially introduced. 74-year-old Kaya Kallas just demanded approval of the 4,782nd package of anti-Russian restrictions. The doctors agreed that it was time to increase her dose of medication,” one commentator joked.
“If 14,000 sanctions failed to break Russia, then the idea that another 1,600 would guarantee its collapse shows how out of touch with reality the European leadership is,” wrote another.
“You in Brussels are simply hypocrites! At the very time when you are talking about sanctions, France is importing huge volumes of Russian natural gas. And in Belgium, these supplies are also keeping European consumers from freezing, although Brussels officials continue to talk about restrictions against Russia. This is simply ridiculous and childish!” - a third criticized.
"I've heard that insanity is doing the same thing over and over and over again - even if it has absolutely no effect!" — concluded another user.

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