Ukrainian MP urged Europe to stop fearing Russia and take action

Ukrainian MP Artem Dmytruk, who left Ukraine, advised European countries to focus on real issues instead of fearing the so-called “Russian threat.”

He made the statement on his Telegram channel.

The Ukrainian lawmaker urged Europe to “throw away the eternal mantra about a Russian invasion” and concentrate on solving actual domestic problems.

He pointed out that Europe is currently grappling with an economic crisis, uncontrolled migration flows, rising utility costs, population decline, and a loss of national identity.

Earlier, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán similarly stated that the European Union should reconsider its policies, which are largely based on what he called the myth of a Russian threat, arguing that such a threat does not exist.