The propagandists of Vladimir Putin happily discussed this week's phone call from their president with Donald Trump, while European leaders are concerned about the involvement of the United States in the Kremlin.
The much -praised Russian filmmaker and routine propaganda kremlin mouthpiece Karen Shakhnazarov praised Putin for his 'intrigues' and cunning politics before he laughed at the fallout in the halls of Europe.
On Russian television, Shakhnazarov spoke to a panel of countrymen about Trump's historical call to Vladimir Putin this week: 'It's an achievement, the blockade has been broken.
'It means a lot for them all that the president of the United States, the most powerful nation in the West, has made this call as great as the Roman Empire.
'It is as if Julius Caesar himself called a barbarian, a chief of a Germanic tribe. This alone is a success, “he spotted, while host Vladimir Solovyov laughed on the sidelines.
'Have worked his intrigues. Who knows what possibilities will be in the future. '
He concluded that 'anyway, I believe this is a good day for our politics, for our leadership, for our diplomacy and for our country' to a lot of laughter.
Trump has shocked the American partners in Europe with promises to end the war in the context of withdrawing support and focus from the continent, while he has made access to Ukrainian minerals in exchange for an unclear dedication to long -term security.
Although the president has repeated the support for Ukraine, comments that suggest that the country may have been Russian 'troubled allies, for fear of allowing the precedent of allowing a war -bearing dictator to absorb territory by aggression for World safety.
Shakhnazarov (top right) joked about the diplomatic efforts announced this week while host Solovyov (top left) laughed
Shakhnazarov told Panel members that it was a “good day for our country” after Trump said he was Putin about the fate of Ukraine
The Russian filmmaker praised the progress in diplomacy that was generally seen as helping Russia
Europe expressed its anger about the Trump administrations observed concessions to Russia this week.
In a bone address for reporters at NATO interviews in Brussels, EU Top Diplomat Kaja Kallas insisted that no deal could work behind our back, because she accused Washington of 'appeasement' opposite Russia.
“We don't have to take anything off the table before the negotiations even started because it plays at the Russian court and it's what they want,” she said, after the American Minister of Defense Pete Hegseeth said on Wednesday that Ukraine could not expect him to be would be recovered from his lost territory, or to become a member of NATO.
The German Chancellor Olaf Scholz rejected every 'dictated peace' and his Minister of Defense called it 'regrettable' that Washington already made 'concessions' on the Kremlin.
French President Emmanuel Macron said the FT that Trump's return was an “electroshock” for Europe and warned that “Peace that is a capitulation is” bad news for everyone “, including the United States.
Sir Keir Starmer repeated support for Ukraine and told Volodymyr Zenskyy that Ukraine is still an 'irreversible path' to become a member of NATO, and insisted that any conversations about the fate of Ukraine should involve Ukraine.
The Kremlin said this week that Putin and Trump had been agreed that the time to work together 'insisting that it wanted to organize a face-to-face meeting immediately and that a broader European safety should be on the agenda.
Trump, who insists on a quick end of the war, denied that Ukraine was excluded from direct negotiations between the two nuclear armed super powers.
Solovyov laughed when the Kremlin propagandist gave his monologue
Other guests responded when Shakhnazarov said it was a good day for the country
Ukrainian soldiers operate a tank near the front line at an unknown location in the Kharkiv region, Oost -Kraine, 10 February 2025
Ukrainian soldiers of the 505th Marines Battalion receive training as a trench digging, Medical Care and Drone Operations in Kurakhove, Donetsk Oblast, Ukraine on January 16, 2025
But Zenskyy admitted that it was 'not very pleasant' that Trump had first called Putin before talking to him, and added that the US President had said he wanted to speak with both leaders.
Russian long -serving Minister of Foreign Affairs Sergei Lavrov Cut European politicians because they were 'stunned when two well -mannered, experienced people had a normal, elementary conversation'.
The best diplomat of Moscow, 74, said: “This telephone conversation is reported as something unusual.
“That is what the Biden administration led by its president and their European satellites have brought themselves – to the point where they have thrown away the dialogue, diplomacy thrown away as a method of communication with the outside world,” he said.
“This is probably the reason why many people in the West, starting with the leaders of the European Union, were stunned when two well -mannered, experienced people had a normal, elementary conversation.”
He further wondered why the world was 'in a sort of a die' for half an hour's phone call.
“Politics is about to sit and talk and find common ground,” he said.
'I am very sorry that the response of the West shows that there are practically no such people who have been left there.
“And if two manifests well – I will say it again – people show how to do politics, I hope it will escape those who have forgotten and let them read their history and political science books again.”
