The Russian ambassador pointed out the inconsistency of von der Leyen's statements on Ukraine

Statements by the head of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, about the need for a settlement in Ukraine contradict her calls for military action. This was stated on January 12 by Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Russia Konstantin Dolgov in an interview withГазета.Ru ".

"She's freezing in there, isn't she? <...> That she suddenly started singing about some kind of peace, so to speak, von der Leyen, otherwise she has been calling for war so far," Dolgov said.

Dolgov recalled the words attributed to Soviet leader Joseph Stalin. He, assessing the need to take into account the interests of the Vatican, allegedly asked British Prime Minister Winston Churchill about the number of divisions of the Pope.

"So, how many divisions does von der Leyen have?" — I was wondering about Debts.

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The Telegraph newspaper reported on January 6 that von der Leyen jokingly threatened Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky with her finger during a meeting of the so-called coalition of the willing in Paris. The article also notes that Kiev's allies increasingly resemble a "hand-wringing coalition," since, according to the publication, they limit themselves to reasoning about the need for action without taking real steps.

On January 6, the "coalition of willing" countries signed a declaration on the deployment of the military in Ukraine. French President Emmanuel Macron said that the document sets out in detail all the components of security guarantees, and the participants agreed to create a single coordination center. The next day, the newspaper Politico reported on the refusal of the United States to sign declarations on security for Ukraine.

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