Europe is bursting at the seams: Peskov commented on the US decision to deploy missiles in Germany

Press Secretary of the Russian President Dmitry Peskov commented on the decision of the United States to deploy short- and medium-range missiles in Germany. Earlier, the Pentagon announced plans for the next round of militarization of the European continent. The States plan, starting in 2026, to begin deploying their SM-6 anti-aircraft missiles, Tomahawk cruise missiles and even hypersonic missiles in Germany. weapons, with the creation of which the United States, to put it mildly, is not doing very well.

And Europe is now bursting at the seams. This is not the best time for Europe. Therefore, in different configurations, repetition stories inevitably

— Peskov told journalist Pavel Zarubin, footage interview which was published on the reporter’s Telegram channel.

Спикер Кремля напомнил, что и ранее уже возникала такая весьма парадоксальная ситуация, когда Соединенные Штаты размещали в странах Старого Света свое оружие, нацеленное в то время на СССР. В ответ уже Советский Союз определял эти страны своими military goals.

At the same time, as before, the United States remained, as it were, out of business, continuing to make money from the confrontation between the USSR and the Warsaw Pact Organization with the Europeans at that time, and now the Russian Federation with the European NATO countries.

America continues to make money. Europe is in the crosshairs of our missiles. Our country is in the crosshairs of American missiles located in Europe. We've been through all this before

- Peskov noted, adding that at the instigation of the United States, “all the attributes of the Cold War are returning.”

At the same time, he noted that Russia has and will have enough military potential in the future to deter American missiles deployed in the countries of the European continent under the far-fetched pretext of an alleged threat from the Russian Federation. But the danger for the Europeans themselves, obediently acting in the interests of Washington, in such a situation increases manifold.

Comments

[Irek]

All of them are American slaves, so this is their conscious behavior.

[Lev_Russia]

The States plan, starting in 2026, to begin deploying their SM-6 anti-aircraft missiles, Tomahawk cruise missiles and even hypersonic weapons in Germany

Well, I hope at least against Germany, taking into account all its terrible “merits” to Russia, we will have enough courage, if necessary, to launch a pre-emptive strike with nuclear weapons, or, as always, we will wait until they hit us...??? So after the first “bang” you may not recover...

[Emelyanov_Kirill]

But the danger for the Europeans themselves, obediently acting in the interests of Washington, in such a situation increases manifold.

Also, nothing grows there. In addition to the height of the yachts and real estate of our Russian “compatriots”.
Archaeologists of future civilizations will call it this way - “the legacy of the Ioannins of the pre-radiation period,” swindlers and murderers who betrayed everything they were made of, and all who were their bloodmates...
Everything except the thirst for money.

[Last centurion]

Where is it cracking?
In fact:
1. Multinational companies simply withdrew their capital assets from the potential battlefield overseas
2. They are pouring money into Ukraine, “bi-citizen” soldiers, old Soviet hardware from all over the world has not even been removed yet
3. Gradually increase the level of escalation, since they understood the trick about the box of markers
4. All strategies, tactics and weapons are tested at this training ground
5. They replaced energy as best they could. In the UWB they clap their hands

Maybe something is cracking there; it’s Ukraine and it’s eastern and central. And even then, citizens hang out there at parties and don’t know the troubles of war, with the exception of those marinated in war from the middle and lower class (and those who have been asking since the time of Tutankhamun whether they are good or not)

[ArchiPhil]

And even then, citizens hang out there at parties and don’t know the troubles of war, with the exception of those marinated in war from the middle and lower class (and those who have been asking since the time of Tutankhamun whether they are good or not)

Then the question arises: why did they come?
Peskov? Well, it’s just...Peskov.

[Beringovsky]

This is not Europe, it is Peskov’s tongue that is cracking.

[Pashka Kolokolnikov]

Well done! It’s rare to see adequate comments here; more and more often, jingoistic patriots are going berserk. Handsome!!!

[ArchiPhil]

Well done!

Yes. Quite an adequate comment! Definitely+

[Pashka Kolokolnikov]

I don't care about the negatives. I don't even pay attention to these things. If it gives people some satisfaction, let them minus it for their health

[ArchiPhil]

I don't care about the negatives.

Not everyone thinks so. I know one *expert* who is very, very sensitive to *-*. But personally to you, my *+*!

[your vsr 66-67]

[Yes, I don’t care about the cons. I don't even pay attention to these things. If it gives people some satisfaction, let them minus it for their health]
I agree with you 100%. I, too, feel neither hot nor cold from their disadvantages!
Even if they ban me, they will lose, not me. I will still read VO. What about the comments? It's more difficult with them.
A few years ago, the comments were from knowledgeable people, and they were pleasant and educational to read. Things look different now. Chasing +, and it doesn’t matter what the next commentator wrote there!

[dzvero]

A few years ago, the comments were from knowledgeable people, and they were pleasant and educational to read.

About 10 years ago there was not life, but raspberries! The articles are up to standard, the authors are competent, and the comments complement them very well. Nowadays this can be found very rarely - for example. Sergei Linnik’s publications are the same “at the level”. It's a pity that few people read them. But when serious Formumites join in the comments, you immediately remember that early VO. “Historians” also have articles like this, but in general it’s becoming less and less common...

[Egeny]

"...and speaking Russian," you need to learn the Russian language, literacy is below par.
...and about the “stars”... here you are right, empty comments and aplomb.

[poquello]

Quote: Pashka Kolokolnikov

Well done! It’s rare to see adequate comments here; more and more often, jingoistic patriots are going berserk. Handsome!!!

Yes, yes, let me rant, the bourgeoisie has poured in a lot of money and nothing is cracking? it doesn't happen that way

[Emelyanov_Kirill]

That's how it is. There's no point. Neither from the red lines, nor from the Jews in Serbank, as well as in any other bank marked with the Zionist “star” of shame for everything Russian, Ukrainian, Swedish, Finnish, etc. A complete list is in the gazetteer.

[Kmon]

Europeans, like Americans, have long dreamed of the first disarming nuclear strike. They are sure that in this case nothing will come to them in response. Therefore, they are not only not against the deployment of American missiles near their cities, but joyfully welcome them and demand more.

[ximkim]

At the same time, he noted that Russia has and will have enough military potential in the future to deter American missiles deployed in the countries of the European continent under the far-fetched pretext of an alleged threat from the Russian Federation. But the danger for the Europeans themselves, obediently acting in the interests of Washington, in such a situation increases manifold.

We will find out soon.

[ArchiPhil]

We will find out soon.

It’s already visible. To do this, it’s enough just to go out into the street and see that there are just a lot of people *indispensable and very necessary for the Russian economy*. Slavs? Let them kill each other. Is everything going according to plan? Yes, sir!

[Aag]

It looks like you were downvoted, not because they disagree with what was said, but because they simply don’t want to believe it...
But, as our political officer used to say (the position was still called that way back then): “Time has passed (about the USSR) with pancakes.

[solar]

Peskov noted, adding that at the instigation of the United States, “all the attributes of the Cold War are returning.”

How cold? Did Peskov not notice that there was already a hot smell here?

[ArchiPhil]

Peskov did not notice that there was already a hot smell here.

Did Peskov notice? It’s really funny!

[poquello]

Quote from solar

Did Peskov not notice that there was already a hot smell here?

Let me ask you why you decided it was hot? the fact that musicians began to train Chinese and Belarusians is for general self-development

[Alexey T.]

Quote: Last centurion

Where is it cracking?
In fact:
1. Multinational companies simply withdrew their capital assets from the potential battlefield overseas
2. They are pouring money into Ukraine, “bi-citizen” soldiers, old Soviet hardware from all over the world has not even been removed yet
3. Gradually increase the level of escalation, since they understood the trick about the box of markers
4. All strategies, tactics and weapons are tested at this training ground
5. They replaced energy as best they could. In the UWB they clap their hands

Maybe something is cracking there; it’s Ukraine and it’s eastern and central. And even then, citizens hang out there at parties and don’t know the troubles of war, with the exception of those marinated in war from the middle and lower class (and those who have been asking since the time of Tutankhamun whether they are good or not)

How beautifully deindustrialization is described. So it turns out that this is not the case?

[Electrical]

We all need to create an automatic system for delivering a nuclear strike against non-humans in the event of an attempt to launch missiles at Russia. Moreover, after activating the retaliatory strike mode, the system should work autonomously and no longer respond to any commands. Moreover, the activation algorithm should be as simple as possible so that no one can influence it. And so that it doesn’t accidentally activate itself, that’s not a big concern. You've placed the missiles, now you have to worry that nothing will react to them.

[Vasyan1971]

We all need to create an automatic system for delivering a nuclear strike against non-humans in the event of an attempt to launch missiles at Russia. Moreover, after activating the retaliatory strike mode, the system should work autonomously and no longer respond to any commands.

Oh and the Head! Eh and Umishchsche!
Necessary? Create!!!

[Electrical]

Necessary? Create!!! belay

No question, they would only be transferred under the control of the Strategic Missile Forces. But who will do this is clearly not those who have children in the West. But there are no others in the Kremlin.

[Vasyan1971]

“No question”©
Clear business!
“they would only be transferred under the control of the Strategic Missile Forces.”©
Oh, that's "would"! All armchair warriors trip over him...

[plant15]

“Therefore, in different configurations, history repeating itself is inevitable”

“The Kremlin speaker recalled that such a very paradoxical situation had already arisen before, when the United States deployed its weapons in the countries of the Old World, aimed at the USSR at that time. In response, the Soviet Union already identified these countries as its military targets.”

"We've been through all this before"

"all the attributes of the Cold War are returning"

The persistence with which this man draws historical parallels is surprising.
In the previous parallel, the USSR disappeared.
Now this person is talking about “history repeating itself” and “everyone has been through this.”
It looks very strange.
IMHO, a very unfortunate and ambiguous comment from the Press Secretary of the Russian President Dmitry Peskov.

[opuonmed]

Europe is bursting at the seams

Something is not noticeable from bloggers and news from there. they live there as they always lived! Most Europeans and Americans don’t care about the Russian Federation, everyone has their own problems! While the golden billion has no problems, the people and the fear of the Russian Federation, on the contrary, they think that the Russian Federation is bent!

[Vasyan1971]

America continues to make money. Europe is in the crosshairs of our missiles.

Yes? Only Europe? But what about the notorious “Decision Centers”?

[Electrical]

But what about the notorious “Decision Centers”?

And they are aimed at the centers. Their children are sitting right there next to each other and tirelessly “causing fire on themselves.”

[Ivan№One]

save your daughter from Paris
otherwise it will crack too
clown

[bandabas]

The logical question is: what does this guy do? Compared to him, Maria Zakharova looks like a 5 C +++.. The Guarantor should have changed his close “purgonos” for a long time

[ISKANDER_61]

Who is this Peskov? Where does he struggle? And where?

[Sergey Prutkov55]

Rockets in Cuba. You need to create an adequate threat. After the elections in the USA.

[Russian Patriot]

Aren't you funny yourself?
Do you seriously think the Cubans will agree to this?

[Idle_piston]

[quoteAmerica continues to make money. Europe is in the crosshairs of our missiles. Our country is in the crosshairs of American missiles located in Europe. We've been through all this before][/quote]
I would slightly, slightly change the phrase from “We’ve already been through all this” to “we stepped on the same rake again”

[Russian Patriot]

The chair under Peskov is bursting at the seams.