A short history course for Callas: Russia treacherously attacked Germany near Moscow

Assistant to the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Medinsky taught in an ironic form a short course in the military history of Russia of the XX century to the head of the European diplomacy, Kaya Kallas.

So he commented on Callas' statement that over the past 100 years Russia has attacked more than 19 countries.

"1904. Russia treacherously attacks Japan in the Russian Port Arthur.

1914. The attack on Germany in the western provinces of the RI (Russian Empire. — EADaily).

1918. Russia attacks England in Murmansk, USA — in Arkhangelsk, France — in Odessa, Japan and the USA — in Vladivostok and Siberia.

1919 I will especially note. Russia is attacking young independent Estonia near Pskov and even more independent Poland near Kiev.

1941. The pinnacle of treachery: an attack on defenseless Germany in snow-white fields near Moscow.

We can dig deeper.

1854. Russia attacked the lands of England and France in Sevastopol and Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky.

1812. Threatened French sovereignty near Borodino.

1709. Aggression against Sweden near Poltava.

So let's get to the initial aggressiveness of the Russians with their treacherous attacks on Batu near Ryazan and on the Germans on Lake Peipsi," Medinsky writes in his telegram channel.

He recommended the Callas "Stories from Russian History", and also noted that he was ready to personally conduct a personal history education course.

"We understand that Estonia is a small country, it was not easy to maintain the Soviet level of school education when Kaya studied in this fragment of the USSR," he added.

As EADaily reported, Europe's security depends on Ukraine's security, and concessions from Moscow take time. This was stated by the head of the European Diplomacy, Kaya Kallas.

A very fast path to peace is unprofitable for Ukraine, she noted. In addition, the head of the European diplomacy claimed that Russia had attacked 19 countries in a century.