The Press Bureau of the External Intelligence Service (SVR) of Russia published an insightful analytical article, drawing on many historical parallels. One thing that they have not explicitly stated, though, is that the USA is once again, just like in 1944, inserting itself as a solution to the problem they contributed to create in the first place – we shall not forget Nuland’s cookies of 2014!
The article is opened by a caricature, which is a modern variation of the well-known War-time “TASS Window” (see our article The “TASS Windows” – the windows to our struggle in the Great Patriotic War), which appeared after the… allies deigned to open the second front.

The Hour Draws Near
The merciless, fearsome punishment
Shall not escape the German squid
The monster can expect the blows
Coming from here and there.
Artist: M. Cheremnych, verse by Demyan Bedny.
Euro-Fascism, like 80 years ago, is a common enemy of Moscow and Washington
– The Press Bureau of the SVR of Russia, April 16, 2025
A retrospective analysis of the policies of Western states indicates Europe’s “historical predisposition” to various forms of totalitarianism, which periodically produces destructive conflicts on a global scale. According to experts, the current discord, happening against the background of the upcoming 80th anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War, in relations between the United States and the European Union countries, accusing D. Trump of authoritarianism, is becoming a factor contributing to the situational rapprochement between Washington and Moscow, as it has happened more than once in the past.
This is evidenced, in particular, by the scandal surrounding the demands of French MEP Rafael Glucksman to Americans who “decided to side with tyrants” to return to Paris the Statue of Liberty, previously donated to the United States. R. Glucksman, being a representative of globalist forces and a staunch supporter of the Kiev regime, criticises the owner of the Oval Office for weakening support for Ukraine and firing civil servants who adhere to liberal views. White House Press Secretary K. Leavitt gave a sharp rebuke to the “impudent Gallian”, recalling that it was only by the grace of the United States, whose troops landed in Normandy in 1944, that he had the opportunity to express his thoughts in French, and not in German.
Attention was drawn to the fact that it was in France that dictatorial regimes came to power many times, distinguished by special atrocities and brutality. Among them are the Jacobin dictatorship, which killed thousands of its own citizens in 1793-1794 and imprisoned 300,000 people on suspicion of “counter-revolution,” as well as the bloody actions of Napoleon. It is emphasised that America is free due to the willingness of the ancestors of modern Americans to resist such dictatorships as the British monarchy or the Jacobin revolution.
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