Russia's kennel in Europe. Dedicated to the Russian GRU

I think everyone saw how quickly the Russians burned an agent from Romania who was openly working for the Russian Federation and would have been nothing without the help of Moscow's special services. Therefore, I propose to be proactive and, in addition to Georgescu, get to know those who are still in the Russians' cage and who will pedal the thesis of the division of Ukraine. Here we go.

In addition to Fico and Orban, there is such a character as Milan Uhryk (Slovakia). He is the leader of the Republika party, and his Facebook page is one of the most popular among pro-Russian politicians in Slovakia.

Luboš Blaha (also from Slovakia) is a member of parliament
from the Fico SMER-SD party, known for his pro-Russian stance and criticism of Western countries.

Stefan Garabin from Slovakia, also a former Minister of Justice, will most likely also bark something about the division of Ukraine - he is known for his pro-Russian statements and criticism of NATO.

I wrote about Eduard Chmielar yesterday, but I'll remind you once again - this miracle is a well-known political commentator in Slovakia, a critic of Western policy and pro-Russian views, which means he also belongs to Russia's kennel in the European Union

I also wouldn't be surprised if a character like Miroslav Kamenskyy starts talking shit about dividing Ukraine - this lawyer has repeatedly expressed territorial claims to Ukraine and is known for his pro-Russian stance.

There is also a miracle named Laszlo Torotskai from Hungary. He is the leader of the far-right Our Fatherland party (Mi Hazánk Mozgalom), who has repeatedly stated that Hungary "should claim" Zakarpattia region in the event of Ukraine's defeat in the war.

Milan Mazurek, a representative of the far-right Our Slovakia (ĽSNS) party, will probably also say something about division. Especially since he has repeatedly expressed thoughts about the "possibility of revising the borders" with Ukraine, in particular with regard to Transcarpathia.

In Romania, in addition to fucking Diana Shoshoake, there are high chances that George Simion, the leader of the far-right Alliance for the Unification of Romanians (AUR) party, who has expressed a desire to annex some Ukrainian territories, even giving up EU membership for this, will bark to the Russian tune.

Janusz Korwin-Mikke (Poland) is someone we will definitely see on the stage. He is one of the leaders of the Polish Confederation party, and is known for his anti-Ukrainian statements. Janusz claimed that if Crimea were to be returned to Ukraine, Kyiv could make territorial claims on Polish cities such as Chełm, Przemysl and Rzeszów.

Next. The Society of Culture of Transcarpathian Hungarians (I almost wrote "co-equalists") was also created for rubles and with the permission of Budapest. This hideout is active in Transcarpathia, maintains close ties with the Hungarian government, and some of its leaders have expressed pro-Russian sentiments and supported the policies of Orban, who is dependent on Russia and is a pro-Russian politician

The Slovak National Party is also in Moscow's crosshairs - its leader, Andrej Danko, is known for his pro-Russian views and support for closer ties with Russia

In Romania, given the fact that Dorgescu is barking orders from Moscow, we should pay attention to the Alliance for the Unification of Romanians, a far-right party that also acts as a social movement. As I wrote above, its leader, Gheorghe Simion, is known for his pro-Russian statements and support for candidates who favour closer ties with Russia

The Zmiana party (Poland) is also not pro-Polish by any stretch of the imagination. Its founder and leader, Mateusz Piskorski, is known for his pro-Russian views. Moreover, in 2016, Mateusz was arrested by the Polish secret services on suspicion of spying for Moscow, and the party itself opposed Poland's membership in NATO and the EU, and has supported and is supporting pro-Russian separatist movements in Ukraine.

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Rodacy Kamraci movement (Poland) - one of its leaders, Wojciech Olszewski, is known for organising pro-Russian marches in Warsaw in support of Putin's policies. The movement itself positions itself as anti-Ukrainian and anti-Western, which also places it in Russia's kennel in the EU

Confederation Party, Poland. Grzegorz Braun is a co-leader of the party, known for his sceptical statements regarding support for Ukraine and sanctions against Russia. His public position often "accidentally" coincides with Russian narratives.

Andrzej Zapalowski, Poland. This miracle is
is the informal leader of the largest anti-Ukrainian groups and organisations in the region, which includes politicians, representatives of far-right organisations, and civic activists. It was these people who were behind the organisation of the "March of Eagles" in Przemyśl in December 2016, which included the slogan "Death to Ukrainians".

The Safe Poland party and one of its leaders, Leszek Sikulski, also reek of Chekists. Leszek is a so-called expert in geopolitics + he is also the organiser of the "This is not our war" campaign + he is known for his pro-Russian views and contacts with Russian figures. Therefore, this one will also bark with a Russian accent, for sure

Piotr Panasiuk, co-founder of Safe Poland, doesn't bother at all - the guy bluntly proclaims pro-Russian and anti-Ukrainian views, calling for support for Belarus and Putin.

"Phalanx and its leader Bartłomiej Teplitski are also pro-Russian and funded by the Kremlin - the radical far-right organisation is known for its pro-Russian actions and support for separatists in eastern Ukraine.

Epilogue. As you have seen for yourselves, all the characters described above strangely relay the narrative of Zhirinovsky, who publicly voiced it back in 2014:

"Western Ukraine is really Polish land. Lviv, Lutsk, Ivano-Frankivsk, Ternopil and Rivne... These are Polish lands, and we need to return them to the Poles. Hungary, Zakarpattia region, I have been there. The population there is mostly Hungarian. Everyone speaks Hungarian, so Zakarpattia can smoothly go to Hungary. And Hungarians have long wanted and asked for this. Finally, the Romanians have a problem with Bessarabia and Bukovyna. The city of Chernivtsi has never belonged to Ukraine, let alone Russia... Again, Stalin partially took this region. The southeast is Russia, and Crimea has already returned. Seven more regions have to return - Kherson, Mykolaiv, Zaporizhzhia, Luhansk, Dnipro, Kharkiv, Odesa."

It just coincided. It was a coincidence. Mm-hmm.

Moral. Citizen Chekists, you are too predictable. Do you have anything more interesting? As for me, if an ordinary plasterer can calculate you, it's a disgrace to the special services

Thank you for your attention

Shah

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