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The EU had a ‘Classified Alliance’ with Russia all this long

Ansh Pandey by Ansh Pandey
May 18, 2023
in Europe
The EU had a ‘Classified Alliance’ with Russia all this long
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2022 will go down in history as the year when the geopolitical landscape witnessed a seismic shift. The European Union (EU) and Russia, once partners, have become bitter arch-nemeses. In an attempt to dismantle the Russian economy, the Council of Europe imposed over ten rounds of sanctions. Yet, Russia has weathered the storm, emerging with its economy intact and even flourishing.

Meanwhile, the European economies’ sanctimonious game has cost them. Germany is on the verge of a recession, and France and Italy are also bound to experience the same terrible fate.

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Even in the Ukrainian conflict, Russia maintains its resolve, ignoring every plan of action put out by its rivals. It nearly seems as though they possess the incredible capacity to predict and foresee every action. Guess, they had some insiders for the job. 

Russian Link Exposed!

According to a media report by Euractiv, Russia continues to maintain its presence within the European Council. Despite leaving the council almost a year ago, dozens of Russian nationals are still employed at the Council of Europe. 

This information has come at a time when the Council of Europe is drafting 11 packages of sanctions. This poses a diplomatic predicament for the human rights organization based in Strasbourg.

Source: The Moscow Times

The Council’s Ukrainian delegation is extremely unhappy with the fact that Russians are still employed there, and other nations like Estonia and Latvia share their concerns. Latvia has even declared the situation to be “intolerable.” The Council of Europe members will have the chance to discuss this urgent matter during the next summit in Reykjavik, which will focus primarily on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Russia is no longer listed as a member of the Council as a result of EU members’ announcement to expel it after its invasion of Ukraine in March 2022.

According to Viktor Nikitiuk, the deputy permanent representative of Ukraine at the Council, the organization’s security and legitimacy are yet undermined by the persistence of Russian nationals there.

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France at Play

Now, here comes the most interesting part. Most of these Russian employees have even acquired French nationality after residing in France for several years, creating an avenue for the institution to sweep the problem under the rug. 

Source: Reuters

And so, these individuals still have access to sensitive documents and discussions, making the potential risks impossible to ignore. To be clear, we’re not claiming that they are spies, but you can’t simply rule out the fact that they possess a wealth of information that could harm Russia. 

The EU cannot turn a blind eye to this inconvenient truth. Leaked reports from human rights organizations have again shed light on the EU’s ongoing entanglement with Russia.

It is becoming more and more obvious at this point that Russia and the EU continue to work together. If one remembers, a few days ago, it was also revealed that the EU continues to provide a sizable amount of trade items to Russia via unofficial channels in Central Asia. When they were caught lying, they neatly placed the blame on Russia.

The EU is exposed once more and unable to distance itself from its contentious ties. It is clear that the story of the West resisting Russian aggression is far from accurate. We are left wondering about the true allegiances of the European countries after they engaged in a double game with the US. 

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The events of 2022 have altered the nature of global dynamics, and the EU must now accurately assess its position. The people of Europe deserve their leaders’ openness and responsibility. You can’t keep playing good cop, bad cop. For much too long, the EU and Russia maintained a “classified alliance,” it’s time they accept this fact in public. 

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