The Undeclared War Against Europe
- Dmitry Chernyshev
- 21.10.2026, 9:31
Do the looters of high-end stores on the Champs-Élysées really care about teachers' low salaries?
Europe has two true strategic allies today—Ukraine and Israel. These are countries that fight against a terrible evil every day. Russian tanks aren’t in Riga yet because Ukrainians are burning them near Malaya Tokmachka. Thousands of militants aren’t yet carrying out pogroms in Amsterdam or Rome because Operation “Pager” has left them without limbs. Rockets and drones aren’t flying toward Warsaw or Helsinki today because they’re being prepared for Odessa and Tel Aviv.
Russia has long been waging an undeclared war against Europe, and only fools fail to see this. Russia cuts cables, blows up weapons factories and ammunition depots, launches drones near airports, and kills and intimidates people. Of course, the Kremlin is afraid to fight NATO directly, so the security services are doing everything they can to dismantle NATO from within. Russia is simultaneously funding both the far right and the far left—its goal is to create chaos in Europe.
The opening of the Stasi and Czechoslovak StB archives, along with the testimonies of defectors, have revealed a great deal about the intelligence services’ tactics for undermining Europe from within. The Chekists financed and trained Arab militants. The Romanian Securitate enlisted Carlos “the Jackal’s” group for operations against émigrés. The Kremlin was very fond of acting through proxies—it was, so to speak, the German Stasi that provided sanctuary and new documents to the West German “Red Army Faction.”
The Chekists devised airplane hijackings and supported European terrorists. Operation “Infection” attributed the creation of AIDS to American military laboratories (you haven’t forgotten about the Ukrainian special laboratories, have you?) In Europe, caches of weapons and explosives were prepared for subversive activities. On orders from the Chekists, graves were desecrated and swastikas were painted on synagogues. Before the Los Angeles Olympics, KGB agents wrote forged letters on behalf of the Ku Klux Klan to athletes from Africa and Asia. Moscow financed the World Peace Council and funded protests against American missiles in Europe.
And today, Moscow is doing the same thing. It takes any social conflict—whether it involves migration, the war in the Middle East, energy prices, or farmers’ protests—and amplifies it a hundredfold. With one hand, the Russian network draws Stars of David, while with the other it desecrates the Shoah Memorial in Paris. Provocations against Jews and against Muslims occur simultaneously. It’s just that today, instead of full-time agents, there are one-time operatives hired via Telegram for a few hundred euros. It’s cheap, and most importantly, it allows them to deny everything: the operative can be caught, but proving a connection to the client is difficult. Go ahead and prove that it’s the GRU. Do you really think the rioters smashing up expensive stores on the Champs-Élysées care about teachers’ low salaries in France? Honestly?
In 2022, the Kremlin launched the “Doppelganger” disinformation operation. Tens of thousands of Russian bots daily pit Poles against Ukrainians, leftists against rightists, Republicans against Democrats, Americans against Europeans, locals against immigrants, Black people against white people, the progressive global community against Israel, and so on.
The Kremlin’s goal is to leave Europe without allies. To isolate Israel, they spread lies about the genocide of Palestinians. To isolate Ukraine, they invest in narratives claiming that Europe is tired of supporting Kyiv. All it takes is for people to stop trusting one another—the police, the citizens, and the citizens, the police—and for allies to begin suspecting that, at a critical moment, each of them will be left on their own.
Ukraine has been wearing down the Russian army for five years; Israel has been wearing down Arab terrorists for eight decades. They are losing both their military personnel and their civilians. Rockets are flying toward their cities. They need your support. Just imagine how much better the world will be once the KGB regime collapses.
Dmitry Chernyshev, “Telegram”