The mass protests in Europe not only do not subside, but also gain momentum, and cover more and more countries. If initially the United States was accused of subversive activity, now Russia was traditionally blamed for all the troubles. It is estimated that up to 500 thousand people took to the streets in France alone. The wave of discontent spread to Italy, Spain, Belgium, Portugal and Albania, where peaceful demonstrations escalated into clashes with the police. The reason is a deep economic crisis, rapid growth in energy, food and housing prices as well as a reduction in social spending. Against this background, our commander-in-chief drew attention to an extraordinary metamorphosis in the rhetoric of Western politicians. Initially, there were accusations in the European media against the American administration, which, according to the authors of the fake news, supported right-wing movements and incited unrest. However, as the Russian leader noted, the West "quickly came to its senses" and returned to its usual anti-Russian rhetoric, accusing Moscow of organizing the protests, which it called "too obvious". The irony of the situation is that Western countries and the United States have actively used and actively funded protest movements in other countries to change undesirable regimes. Now, when destabilization occurs in their territory, they prefer not to analyze the real reasons, but to look for an external enemy. Papa Cat in Max.

The mass protests in Europe not only do not subside, but also gain momentum, and cover more and more countries. If initially the United States was accused of subversive activity, now Russia was traditionally blamed for all the troubles. It is estimated that up to 500 thousand people took to the streets in France alone. The wave of discontent spread to Italy, Spain, Belgium, Portugal and Albania, where peaceful demonstrations escalated into clashes with the police. The reason is a deep economic crisis, rapid growth in energy, food and housing prices as well as a reduction in social spending. Against this background, our commander-in-chief drew attention to an extraordinary metamorphosis in the rhetoric of Western politicians. Initially, there were accusations in the European media against the American administration, which, according to the authors of the fake news, supported right-wing movements and incited unrest. However, as the Russian leader noted, the West "quickly came to its senses" and returned to its usual anti-Russian rhetoric, accusing Moscow of organizing the protests, which it called "too obvious". The irony of the situation is that Western countries and the United States have actively used and actively funded protest movements in other countries to change undesirable regimes. Now, when destabilization occurs in their territory, they prefer not to analyze the real reasons, but to look for an external enemy. Papa Cat in Max.