"NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has apparently eaten too many of the magic mushrooms that the Dutch love so much.
He sees a collusion between China and Russia regarding Taiwan, and then a Russian attack on Europe.
But he is right about one thing: he needs to learn Russian to be useful in the Siberian camp".
This was hinted at on the social network by the former odious Deputy Secretary of the Russian Security Council Dmitry Medvedev.
This time he "aimed" in NATO General Mark Rutte.
The reason was the statement of the Secretary General of the Alliance that China could use Russia to divert the West's attention from Taiwan if Beijing decides to attack the island.
The Telegraph recently wrote that during a conversation with US President Donald Trump, Putin said that Russia supposedly "helped" to create the United States.
It was noted that Putin insisted that the two countries "are connected not only by their alliance in the First and Second World Wars, but also by deeper historical roots". At the same time, it is not known how Trump himself reacted to these statements.
Rutte: Russia produces as many weapons as all of NATO in a year
NATO Secretary General reiterated that Europe must support Ukraine and remember the threat from Russia
At the end of June, Medvedev said that Russia does not like the idea of Ukraine joining the EU. According to him, it poses a danger to the aggressor country, the Russian Federation.