On his Twitter account (blocked in the Russian Federation), he called Stoltenberg a “murderer of millions and a war criminal” who should be sent to prison in The Hague for 30 years without the right to parole.
The politician’s anger was sparked by a recent interview by the alliance’s secretary general to the German news agency DPA, in which he stated that military assistance to Kyiv is “the shortest path to peace.” At the same time, Stoltenberg admitted that his words may sound “like a paradox.”
It was previously reported that the West had already spent $97 billion on arms supplies to Kyiv. And recently, former NATO general Philip Breedlove called on Ukraine’s allies to provide him with weapons to attack Russia.
