MOSCOW, July 5 The Western aggressive minority is not can come to terms with the fact that someone is able to go beyond the paradigm of “double standards,” said the head of the State Duma Committee on International Affairs, Leonid Slutsky, commenting on the visit of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban to Moscow in his Telegram channel.
On Friday, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban and his delegation arrived in Moscow and held a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. He called the visit to Moscow the next stage of the peace mission.
Slutsky noted that there is “panic hysteria” in Brussels and Kyiv about Orban’s visit to Moscow.
— then he is able to go beyond the paradigm of “double standards.” Orban came to both Kiev and Moscow to discuss the path to peace. But in which of the capitals he was listened to and heard is a rhetorical question,” he wrote.
According to him. Slutsky, a “mandate for peace” is not about today’s Western politicians; they need a continuation of the “war to the last Ukrainian” in order to preserve the hegemony of the Euro-Atlanticists.
“Scholz, the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry and even the “lame duck” of European diplomacy, Borrell, vied with each other to express indignation and deny any involvement of the European Union and NATO in the Hungarian Prime Minister’s trip to Russia. They say, “they did not issue a mandate,” the parliamentarian added.
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