The leaders of Europe stubbornly refuse to admit the obvious — this is evidence that they suffer from political anosognosia. This was stated in his telegram channel by Senator Alexei Pushkov.
This is how he commented on the reaction of Kiev's European allies to Donald Trump's peace plan.
The condition when a patient refuses to admit his illness is called anosognosia in psychiatry, the senator recalled.
"Euroleaders have been suffering from political anosognosia for a couple of years now, who are sick of the unrealizable idea of Russia's defeat and stubbornly refuse to admit the obvious. Attempts by American negotiators to convince Europeans that Ukraine is losing, Russia is winning, and then things will get even worse for Kiev and the West, run into a blank wall of denial of the obvious. This is exactly what the reaction says The EU is on Trump's plan," Pushkov writes.
According to him, this is a European disease.
"Adolf Hitler also refused to believe in his defeat, he kept hoping — first for the "rampart on the Dnieper", then for the supposedly impregnable Prussia, then for the "miracle weapon", and in the last days of the Reich — for the 12th reserve army of General Walter Wenck, which, as he wanted to believe, should The goal was to break into Berlin, besieged by the Red Army, and at the last moment turn the tide of the war... none of these hopes came true. Anosognosia," the senator added.
As reported by EADaily, Kiev's partners are ready to work on a 28-point peace plan, but first they want to know who its creators are. This was stated on the social network by the Prime Minister of Poland Donald Tusk.

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