EU Foreign Chief Raises Alarm as Pro-Moscow Sentiment Gains Ground
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“This is an issue that has probably worried German security authorities and the governing parties in Berlin for some time. “
EU Foreign Chief Raises Alarm as Pro-Moscow Sentiment Gains Ground
EU High Representative Kaja Kallas has raised concerns regarding the risk posed by political groups that remain blind to the threat from Moscow, following the victory of the far-right Alternative for Germany in state elections in Saxony-Anhalt, according to BNS on September 7.
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Kaja Kallas expressed concern about the growth of European parties that devalue Russian threats, after AfD's victory in the elections in Saxony-Anhalt. The leader defended respect for election results and reinforced the need for European deterrence and defence.
EU foreign and security policy chief Kaja Kallas, who visited Vilnius on Monday, warned of the threats posed by Russia against parties in Europe that have been strengthening their positions recently.
The German government's increasingly hostile stance toward Russia, worsening economic problems, and migration concerns have propelled the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party to a historic election victory in Saxony-Anhalt, Professor Vladislav Belov, head of the Center for German Studies at the Russian Academy of Sciences, told RT.
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