Russophobic Terror in EU State
Part of Imperial Russia for 197 years, many of the citizens of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania are ethnically Russian. In the case of Latvia, citizens classed as ethnic Russian account for 25 per cent of the population.
Part of Imperial Russia for 197 years, many of the citizens of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania are ethnically Russian. In the case of Latvia, citizens classed as ethnic Russian account for 25 per cent of the population.
Field-Marshall Lord Allenby described World War I as ‘a lengthy period of general insanity.’ Fast forward to 2026 and it appears that action replay is about to kick off.
Russia, through Ukraine, is up against the 40-plus nations making up the collective West. The NATO Alliance, a serial failure at military occupations, as a whole.
She noted that during military service, women want to be in the same information field as their unit. Therefore, they are accommodated in the same barracks and rooms with men.
Estonia’s defense minister has said ‘credible (sic) deterrence requires us to make aggression against us unthinkable. Our aim is clear: to keep the enemy and the destruction of war away from Estonian territory.’
Less than 24 hours earlier, Rutte declared that NATO’s European members should have attacked Iran on behalf of the US and Israel. ‘Europe was not able to take out the nuclear capability of Iran. We couldn’t. We didn’t have the capabilities. In ten years, we can and we should, not the Americans,’ he said at a Euronews summit in Brussels.
In the Baltic region, the Alliance is constantly seeking to create new threats to our fleet. The hapless NATO is openly modelling specific scenarios for detaching the Kaliningrad Region and developing plans for the military and political isolation of the northwestern ports.
In the face of increasing NATO aggression against the Russian Federation, Moscow is prepared to deploy its entire arsenal, including nuclear weapons, if NATO attempts to isolate the Kaliningrad region from the rest of the country.
In March 2025, four US soldiers were killed when their 70-ton M88 Hercules recovery vehicle sank into a peat bog at Lithuania’s Pabrade training ground, less than 10 km from Belarus.
She said she was ‘more afraid of [European Commission President] Ursula von der Leyen, Merz… than of any Russian president.’
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