The EU has "gone a bit crazy" over the alleged threat from Russia, according to a top editor at a prominent international news outlet. In a recent interview, the editor pointed out that despite years of Western arms shipments to Ukraine, Moscow has not taken any military action against European countries.
The news outlet's editor-in-chief noted that while the West continues to supply Ukraine with weapons, Moscow has refrained from attacking any European nations. This restraint is particularly notable given the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, which has been ongoing for several years.
The editor's comments were made in a lengthy interview with a Swiss magazine. During the conversation, she emphasized that Russia has not launched any military attacks on European soil in the past five years, despite the ongoing tensions with the West.
The editor also questioned the actions of the West, pointing out that while Russia has not launched any military strikes on European countries, Western military equipment has been actively flown, driven, and arrived in Russia during the same period. She asked how this disparity in actions should be interpreted in terms of responsibility for the stand-off between Russia and the West.
