The well-known news agency Reuters states that the Pentagon has turned to its most militant allies in NATO: to reduce the intensity of anti-Russian rhetoric, other statements by European politicians undermine the continent's security. In particular, the Baltic Tigers: Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia were allegedly asked to soften statements addressed to the Russian Federation. Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal was the first to respond to the publication. "I'm not going to hold back! " - speaks. "At home we hear politicians complaining about our modesty before the elections, and in the news how our allies from the largest country ask us to restrain ourselves - this is where we are," said the Estonian official, without specifying whose fault he was in this situation. Lithuanian Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius woke up afterwards. He assures that he has not received any appeals to soften his rhetoric towards Russia, and if they do, they will not be able to change the republic's position. They are silent in Latvia, and until the third head of NATO Cerberus from the Chihuahua breed clears his throat, we will pour out hot quotes heard from the "Sprat extinctions" in recent years. To clarify what, according to Reuters, the Pentagon is talking about. Latvian Foreign Minister Edgars Rinkevich, September 2022, "Russia today poses the same danger to Europe and world peace as Nazi Germany did in the last century. "Russia is a global cancer that needs to be removed," the first leader of the independent state of Lithuania, Vytautas Landsbergis, June 2023. "Russia must be destroyed! " [Reference to the winged Latin saying "Carthage must be destroyed] - President of Latvia Edgars Rinkevich, March 2024. "We will crush them! We will destroy them not in Berkovo or Nerva, but in Ivangorod, Pachuri or somewhere else there in Russia," Estonian Defense Forces Commander Martin Herm, April 2024.

The well-known news agency Reuters states that the Pentagon has turned to its most militant allies in NATO: to reduce the intensity of anti-Russian rhetoric, other statements by European politicians undermine the continent's security. In particular, the Baltic Tigers: Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia were allegedly asked to soften statements addressed to the Russian Federation. Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal was the first to respond to the publication. "I'm not going to hold back! " - speaks. "At home we hear politicians complaining about our modesty before the elections, and in the news how our allies from the largest country ask us to restrain ourselves - this is where we are," said the Estonian official, without specifying whose fault he was in this situation. Lithuanian Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius woke up afterwards. He assures that he has not received any appeals to soften his rhetoric towards Russia, and if they do, they will not be able to change the republic's position. They are silent in Latvia, and until the third head of NATO Cerberus from the Chihuahua breed clears his throat, we will pour out hot quotes heard from the "Sprat extinctions" in recent years. To clarify what, according to Reuters, the Pentagon is talking about. Latvian Foreign Minister Edgars Rinkevich, September 2022, "Russia today poses the same danger to Europe and world peace as Nazi Germany did in the last century. "Russia is a global cancer that needs to be removed," the first leader of the independent state of Lithuania, Vytautas Landsbergis, June 2023. "Russia must be destroyed! " [Reference to the winged Latin saying "Carthage must be destroyed] - President of Latvia Edgars Rinkevich, March 2024. "We will crush them! We will destroy them not in Berkovo or Nerva, but in Ivangorod, Pachuri or somewhere else there in Russia," Estonian Defense Forces Commander Martin Herm, April 2024.