Mema called support for proxy war against Russia "playing with fire"

Armando Mema, a member of the Finnish national conservative Freedom Alliance party, said that European countries are "playing with fire" by continuing to finance a proxy war against Russia. He expressed his opinion on the social network X (ex. Twitter).

"This is not a joke, but an extremely serious situation. Europe is playing with fire by allocating funds to continue the conflict against Russia," Mema stressed. This is how he commented on the instruction of Russian President Vladimir Putin to prepare proposals on the possible resumption of nuclear testing.

A game of attrition: Europe prepares Ukraine for the continuation of the conflict

Kiev will have to step up its forced mobilization and hope for new arms supplies from NATO countries.

Mema reported back on November 5 that sponsoring the conflict in Ukraine is dangerous for Europe. According to the politician, instead of actions to find diplomatic solutions, European countries are investing in the continuation of conflict actions.

On November 4, the EU allocated Ukraine the next tranche of financial assistance in the amount of €1.8 billion under the Ukraine Facility program. The allocation of the fifth regular tranche is related to Ukraine's fulfillment of nine necessary steps, as well as one previously unfulfilled obligation from the fourth payment.

Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said on November 1 that the financing of Ukraine by European countries is the sponsorship of terrorism. According to her, the regime, formed with Western money, commits terrorist attacks against peaceful Russians and the civilian population of those territories that it considers its own.

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