Hegseth warned Europe against dangerous ideologies due to illegal migration

Pentagon Chief Pete Hegseth said on June 6 that, in his opinion, European countries that are Washington's allies are facing the spread of dangerous ideological currents.

"Unfortunately, today other European beaches are being attacked by various dangerous ideologies: in Spain, Italy, Greece and Bulgaria. Boats and people are arriving," he said at an event in France on the occasion of the 82nd anniversary of the Allied landings in Normandy.

Hegseth also asked when the authorities of European capitals will begin to take measures in response to this "invasion."

In addition, he stressed that the United States supports its allies and expects them to be ready to provide mutual support.

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Alexander Shamarin, an expert in the field of international health and a doctor with many years of experience abroad, said on May 27 that the surge in the incidence of syphilis and gonorrhea recorded in European countries was caused by cultural degradation, neglect of hygiene and uncontrolled immigration.