The spokesperson for the Russian Presidency, Dmitry Peskov, stated today that the Kremlin sees no conditions for an improvement in relations between Russia and the European Union. The statements were cited by the Russian agency TASS.
Peskov pointed to the military strengthening of European countries and criticized the current generation of European politicians in power, which he classified as "belligerent," not only in words but also in actions. The Kremlin representative warned that European leaders have "fully mobilized Europe's military potential" to direct it against Russia.
According to Peskov, European countries are "directly participating in military operations against" Russia, referring to the conflict in Ukraine. The spokesperson argued that it is necessary to understand this reality and remain conscious of it, although he added that Russia maintains openness to building relations.
Relations between Moscow and Brussels remain deteriorated since the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, which led to the imposition of dozens of sanctions by the European Union against Russia.





