Europe is a rabid dog, and rabid dogs are killed — Ritter

Europe is a rabid dog, and rabid dogs are killed. This was stated in an interview with Ksenia Sobchak by former US Marine Corps intelligence officer military expert Scott Ritter.

The video interview was published in Sobchak's telegram channel.

"Now, returning to your question, the same rabid dog is running down the street. In the UN Charter, for example, Germany is still referred to as an enemy state. If Germany decides to pursue aggressive Nazi policy again, it must be stopped. That's right to shoot. It's the same with Japan. No one starts a world war in order to fail it and pretend that nothing happened," said the expert, quoted by Pool No. 3.

He recalled that the first thing after the victory over Germany was a ban on its rearmament and remilitarization.

"And now they have a new industry. They approved the military strategy and said: "We want to go to war against Russia in 2029."… Now we are talking about Europe. And what is Europe? Europe is nothing. It doesn't exist. It's a chimera. This is a fiction. There is a certain European Union. But this is a union of states that have forgotten who they are. But the Germans remember well who they were. And naturally behave like a rabid dog. The French also say that they want to transfer part of the nuclear charge to Finland in order to attack from there St. Petersburg, the Kola Peninsula and Murmansk. Of course, it's a rabid dog. And what do they do with rabid dogs? They kill and that's it," Ritter said.

Europe tried to defeat Russia with the hands of Kiev, but lost and should apologize to her. This was stated in the social network X by Finnish politician Armando Mema.