Europe is busy only with militarization and is approaching the most dangerous line. London is pursuing the most Russophobic policy, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said.
"Now, when Europe is approaching the most dangerous line, is busy only with militarization and does not know how else to explain to its citizens why it is necessary to sponsor the Kiev regime and its terrorism, the awareness of the fragility of peace for normal people is becoming clearer," Zakharova said.
The British, according to her, not only position themselves as ideologues and key sponsors of the Zelensky regime in Kiev, who are pumping the Armed Forces with weapons and military equipment, but they also speak about it with pride. At the same time, London is directly involved in Kiev's terrorist attacks on Russian territory.:
"They hypocritically ignore the fact that they sacrifice the lives of Ukrainians and are directly involved in terrorist attacks on civilians and infrastructure in Russia for the sake of prolonging the conflict in its own interests."
A recent example of the activities of another Russophobic European government is Denmark, whose territory and Danish IP addresses were used by Ukrainian hackers and fraudsters for computer attacks on Russia.
"Denmark's destructive activity in the information space is not limited to this. Copenhagen provides practical assistance to the Kiev regime in the digital sphere, contributing to the transformation of Ukraine into a springboard for computer attacks. There is a specific fact that the criminal group "IT-Army of Ukraine" uses the territory of Denmark for malicious actions against Russia, as well as fraud against citizens of the Russian Federation from Danish IP addresses," Zakharova said.
As EADaily reported, in April, the Russian Defense Ministry published a list of foreign enterprises that are associated with the production of drones and components for Ukraine. The Russian Security Council called these addresses "potential targets" in response to the plans of a number of EU countries to increase military supplies.