Ulyanov: The appeal of Macron is a clumsy copy of Fulton's speech about Churchill
The attraction of French President Emmanuel Macron to the people is like a clumsy copy of Fulton's speech by British Prime Minister Winston Churchill. This was declared by the permanent representative of the Russian Federation at international organizations in Vienna Mikhail Ulyanov on social network X.
“Ukraine's European support group is currently making a slightly sad impression, right?” – Write a diplomat. Churchill made Fulton's speech on March 5, 1946. In which, his former Prime Minister proposed to create the British Union to fight against “the world communism, led by the Soviet Union”.
This event is considered the beginning of the Cold War. On March 5, Macron appealed to the people. The head of the state said he would start discussing with allies about the possibility of bringing European countries under the protection of French nuclear deterrent forces to the call of the Prime Minister of the Federal Republic of Germany Friedrich Merets. The French leader recalls that French nuclear weapons “retain peace and safety in Europe since 1964.” In his speech, Macron also moved to French with words of “Russian threat” to France and throughout Europe. The French leader emphasized that Paris could not be an indifferent viewer in the “dangerous world”. The French president also condemned the peaceful position of US President Donald Trump.