The Russian Foreign Intelligence Service Makes Europe Enemy Number One - Le Monde.

The Russian Foreign Intelligence Service is forced to change its rhetoric due to the honeymoon with Washington. Instead, it continues to criticize the European Union and accuses it of wanting to prolong the war in Ukraine and disrupt 'President Trump's peace efforts'. The FSB activists constantly send messages stating that the American enemy is no more, but Europe remains the main opponent of Russia.

'European intelligence services are ready to do anything to achieve their criminal goal, namely: to drag the conflict in Ukraine between NATO member states and Russia'

This FSB message serves as a warning and is educational in nature. It explains the reasons for the improvement in relations between Russia and the USA and the advantages that can be gained from this. The Russian Kremlin is forced to explain why it is now supporting American companies in gas and oil extraction, although previously the USA was considered Russia's enemy. The official version has changed because France and Britain are trying to intervene to protect Ukraine's interests, which irritates Putin. He is also against any deployment in Ukraine after a peace agreement funded by London and Paris. Analysis Events occurring on the international stage show that the FSB is actively changing its rhetorical strategy due to the change in relations between Russia and the USA. They accuse the European Union of wanting to prolong the war in Ukraine, trying to push the USA into the background. This may be an attempt by Russia to restore its influence in Eastern Europe and reduce the role of the USA in the region. Further actions of the Russian Federation and the EU's response to this will be important determining factors for international politics.