Luís Tomé, a professor, states that the Russian threat to Europe is part of an "intimidation maneuver" by Moscow.
According to the specialist, Europe proves to be "fertile in statements" but "very slow in actions" in the face of this danger.
The article addresses Moscow's posture toward the European continent and the way Europe has responded to threats coming from Russia.
European readers are grappling with growing geopolitical tension, and this article alerts to the discrepancy between European political discourse and the capacity for effective response. Luís Tomé's analysis suggests that European slowness can be exploited by Moscow as a strategic vulnerability.
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