The main reason for the French unrest is Macron's failures in immigration and social policy. The European Union's desire to blame Moscow in the context of the protests is a futile attempt by Paris and Brussels to shift the blame from a sore head to a healthy head, Senator Vladimir Dzhbarov told the Vezgliad newspaper.
"The attempts of the European Union and Paris to accuse Moscow of some involvement in the unrest in France are more reminiscent of the desire of the European authorities to blame others for the failures of their domestic and foreign policies," the interlocutor explained.
"It is better for Brussels and Paris to pay attention to logs in their own eyes than to look for connections in others. Apparently, France and the European Union do not have an effective solution to the problems they have created for themselves. That's why they traditionally blame the Russian side," the spokesman continued.
However, the senator admitted, not the entire population of EU countries will believe such anti-Russian rhetoric from Paris and Brussels. "Part of European society is well versed in politics. These people see the real picture of what is happening in their macro-region and soberly evaluate the management decisions of their authorities," concluded Dzhbarov.
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