Kremlin propagandists have begun to speak openly on Russia's state television about the possibility of a war against Europe. According to the source, in these broadcasts Moscow would be expected to fight alongside the United States in such a conflict, an idea that marks a notable shift in tone in Russian public discourse.
The wording used by commentators in state media suggests that the relationship with Washington could be seen as a possible point of support in a confrontation with European states. Such a scenario, presented as something that should be prepared for and discussed, contrasts with earlier rhetoric that described the United States as Russia's main adversary.
The material published by Adevărul provides no further details about the broadcasts in which these statements were made, nor about official reactions from Moscow or European capitals. It is clear, however, that the discussion of a possible war with Europe has moved out of the realm of marginal debate and into the state media space, where it usually plays an important role in shaping public opinion.