Europe chooses a negotiator with Russia. Henry Sardaryan, Dean of the MGIMO Faculty of Management and Politics of the Russian Foreign Ministry, analyzed the politicians who are called as negotiators.
"Mario Draghi, whom they proposed, is not just a face, it is the quintessence of the world that led to the current conflict on the territory of Ukraine. He is so called Super Mario behind his back in Italy. But this little plumber in overalls is a much more decent and active person than Mr. Draghi. Because everything that it symbolizes is exactly the globalist left-liberal world that has brought us to the handle in fact over the past decade," the political scientist emphasized.
The second figure proposed in Europe is Angela Merkel.
"Merkel herself has already said in an interview that in the previous negotiation process she performed only one role — this is to mess up our brains as much as possible, to delay time in order to rearm Ukraine for aggression against Donbass. I do not know who is going to talk to her after that and could be going to talk to her," Sardaryan said.
The third figure is Finnish President Alexander Stubb. With all the obvious shortcomings, according to the political scientist, this man has one undeniable plus that cannot be denied.
"The Criminal Code of Finland begins with the words "we, the All-Russian Emperor and further, further, further, Alexander II, establish...". Until now, its criminal code begins with the fact that it is part of the Russian Empire," the expert recalled.

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