Putin hints Israel will be next after Ukraine: He has new aggressive intentions towards Jewish state

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According to the report, speaking today at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, Russian dictator Putin made a highly controversial statement. He hinted at potential aggression against Israel." I would like to draw your attention to the fact that almost 2 million people from the former Soviet Union and the Russian Federation live in Israel. It is almost a Russian-speaking country today. We certainly always take this fact into account in modern Russian history," the Russian leader said. It is no coincidence that these words have caused alarm. Putin likes to justify his aggression against Ukraine, which has been going on for more than 10 years, with lies about "protecting Russian speakers." Such statements from Putin are perceived by many as an ominous precedent and a potential threat to the sovereignty of other states where people from the former USSR live. It is noteworthy that Putin's claim that Israel is "almost a Russian-speaking country" is not true. According to the latest data, the share of Russian-speaking citizens in the Israeli population is only about 13%. Thus, the Russian leader's words, as in the case of Ukraine, represent a manipulation of the facts used to justify his geopolitical ambitions. During his speech at the forum today, Vladimir Putin also unequivocally sided with Tehran. He noted that "Russia and Iran are fighting the same forces." This phrase underlines the close alliance of two aggressors who are haunted by the stable peace and freedom of other nations.

The report also stated that Europe is also the target of Putin. The Russian Federation may soon expand its military aggression to other European countries. The Associated Press, citing the EU's foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas, reports that the EU sees signs that Moscow is preparing for a long war. Everything indicates that the Russian Federation does not plan to stop at Ukraine and is preparing its society and economy for war with the countries of the European Union. The EU's top diplomat also stressed that in 2025, Moscow will spend more on war than on education, medicine, and social policy combined. She also spoke about Putin’s direct expansion of his Armed Forces, including the construction of new military bases on the borders with Europe, an increase in the number of troops, and an increase in military production. The diplomat stated the need to increase the EU's defense budget to 5% of GDP. The US and NATO are also demanding this.


Watch the report on the T link.