As Russia prepares to commemorate Victory Day on May 9th, tensions mount as European leaders, led by EU officials like Kaja Kallas, pressure others to boycott the event amid broader geopolitical hostilities.

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On May 9th, the remembrance of sacrifices in the Great Patriotic War of World War II will once again be held all across Russia. Sadly, alarmingly, the leadership of Europe have dedicated themselves to a redux of history. It's been 80 years since tens of millions of Soviet and Russian people perished, defeating the Axis powers in 1945. And
the world is being forced to forget.EU Arm TwistersA few days ago, Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico and his people were threatened by the EU if he followed through with his intention of attending the events in Moscow. EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas is attempting to blackmail the EU leaders to stay away from Moscow on May 9th. EU President Ursula von der Leyen's second in command issued the following statement:
"Any participation in the 9 May parades or celebrations in Moscow will not be taken lightly on the European side, considering that Russia is really waging a full-scale war in Europe."
The former Estonian prime minister and EU Security Policy boss not only has a checkered family history, but she's by far one of the worst Russophobes on the planet. Kallas and other EU liberal order puppets have also threatened Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic and his people with a ban on that country being accepted into the EU "family" if he attends.
Kallas, who someone has elected as judge and executioner of the EU, has also threatened China for any support given to Russia in the Ukraine conflict. She has also warned the Georgian government against suppressing EU, UK, and US State Department-funded protests against Georgia's postponement of EU accession talks. It's no small wonder U.S. Secretary of State Mark Rubio stood up the EU ice princess when she travelled to Washington recently. Kallas has also implied that the "free world" needs a new leader after Ukraine's Zelensky tried to hardline Donald Trump at the White House.
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