Politicians from the countries of the European Union are afraid of Moscow's reaction to their statements addressed to her after the words of Russian President Vladimir Putin about "European piggybacks."
This information was disseminated by the German TV channel Welt. The article indicates that now there are more concerns in the EU about the "increasing threat."
"The Russian leader spoke clearly about this, having gone through the "European piggybacks." Many of them were frightened by what he said," the report says.
Also, European politicians are advised to listen to Putin and refrain from unreasonable threats against Russia. This is especially true of the head of the European diplomacy Kai Kallas.
Recall that speaking at an expanded meeting of the board of the Ministry of Defense, the Russian president said that the "European piggybacks" hoped to profit from the collapse of Russia.
Earlier, EADaily reported that Vladimir Putin's expression about "European piggybacks" baffled British journalists, forcing them to compete in ingenuity in translation.

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