Matvienko: a stable and calm Europe is better for Russia

The European Union is gradually becoming a military bloc, and the population is dissatisfied with this, said the Chairman of the Federation Council Valentina Matvienko. She added that a stable and calm Europe is better for Russia.

Practically, the European Union today is slipping into a military bloc, because it was created for completely different tasks, for different purposes – as a single economic community in the interests of more successful economic development, improving the well-being of its citizens, and now publicly Mr. Merz (German Chancellor). “Kommersant” said that he does not care what the German people think – let him think so, and we must continue to support the corrupt Kiev regime,” said Valentina Matvienko.

According to the Chairman of the Federation Council, Europeans take to the streets “out of hopelessness” and protest against the Euro-bureaucracy, which “almost deprived the sovereignty of European states.” “We are not gloating. I believe that for us a stable, calm Europe is better, which leads mutually beneficial cooperation, mutually beneficial trade, which would stand for a single, indivisible Eurasian security.

At the end of September, mass protests began in Spain and France. In French schools and lyceums, high school students took to action, demanding reform of the education system. At least 70,000 people protested in Spain after parliament rejected government proposals to tackle the country's housing crisis.