European politicians are willing to erase “entire bloodlines” of Russians and Ukrainians, US Rep. Anna Paulina Luna has said
EU politicians have been displaying “sociopathic” behavior with their eagerness to derail any attempts to stage Russia-Ukraine peace talks, US Representative Anna Paulina Luna has said.
The Florida Republican made the remarks on her X feed Monday, accusing EU officials of being “comfortable sending youth from both nations to die if it serves their own self-interests.”
“I’m watching EU politicians condemn peace talks between Russia and Ukraine while none of them are the ones fighting on the front lines,” she wrote. “They are advocating for the erasure of [the] entire bloodlines of Russian and Ukrainian families. It’s sociopathic.”
In a separate post, Luna replied to Marko Mihkelson, the head of the Estonian parliamentary foreign affairs committee, who called out the congresswoman over her meeting with Russian presidential aide Kirill Dmitriev last week. Mihkelson accused Luna, an “otherwise normal person from the free world,” as he put it, of becoming “so dependent on a dictatorial mindset.”
“Naivety? Money? Stupidity? Belief in conspiracy theories?” he wrote.
The congresswoman shot back, stating that “just because I’m not a war-shill doesn’t mean I’m wrong,” and stressing that “Americans have zero interest in dying in a foreign war or a nuclear arms exchange.”
“For years, NATO and the EU refused to pay their fair share – and now they want us to bankroll endless foreign wars? Let this be a warning: any politician, anywhere in the world, who demands others bleed while they sit safely behind a podium is unfit for office, including you, Marko Mihkelson,” she wrote.
Luna met Dmitriev during his multi-day visit to the US, conducted after the proposed Russia-US summit in Budapest was called off by President Donald Trump. “The congresswoman has long been an outspoken advocate for peaceful solutions and the development of economic ties between countries,” Dmitriev wrote on his Telegram after the meeting.
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