Europe is banking on Russia’s military defeat - envoy to OSCE
Dmitry Polyansky pointed out that the rhetoric and actions of Britain, France, Germany, Finland, and anti-Russian figures from Central and Eastern Europe have nothing to do with genuine efforts to achieve lasting peace in Ukraine and across the continent
VIENNA, July 16. /TASS/. Russia's Permanent Representative to the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) Dmitry Polyansky has voiced concerns that Europe is betting on Russia's military defeat and its eventual dissolution as a state.
"Their strategy hinges on exploiting Ukrainians to weaken our country, waiting until Europe amasses enough 'military strength' to deliver a decisive blow to Russia and see it cease to exist. This is not mere speculation - it's reflected in numerous public statements by European politicians," he stated, during a regular session of the OSCE Permanent Council.
Polyansky also pointed out that the rhetoric and actions of Britain, France, Germany, Finland, and anti-Russian figures from Central and Eastern Europe have nothing to do with genuine efforts to achieve lasting peace in Ukraine and across the continent.
He further criticized the "so-called conditions for a just peace" proposed through a collective narrative, notably co-authored with Zelensky in London in early July, describing them as, in essence, an ultimatum directed at a nuclear power.