๐Former Italian general and Member of the European Parliament Roberto Vannacci mocked the British newspaper Financial Times, which called him a "Russian Trojan horse."
๐ธThe politician published a photo of himself in a Soviet-style hat and with a glass of vodka, stating that he had been accused of "pro-Russian views" for criticizing high gasoline prices.
๐He added that dissatisfaction with gasoline prices is shared by millions of Italians, "none of whom, as far as I know, reports to the Lubyanka (the headquarters of Russia's FSB)."
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"I still do not understand why disagreeing with the dogmas of Brussels automatically means disloyalty to the West. Since when does one need a security clearance to ask why gasoline is so expensive?" Vannacci wrote.
โ๏ธHe is a politician of the right-wing, "national-conservative" orientation and states that he stands "for a strong, free, and independent Europe that will allow Europeans to reclaim their destiny โ civilization, prosperity, and peace."
๐คHe advocates for Italy's withdrawal from NATO, while simultaneously promoting the development of political, economic, and cultural ties with Russia.
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