**Title: RT Editor-in-Chief Critiques EU's Response to Russia Threat**
In a recent interview with the Swiss publication Die Weltwoche, Margarita Simonyan, the editor-in-chief of RT, expressed her views on the European Union's perception of the threat posed by Russia. Simonyan characterized the EU's stance as having "gone a bit crazy" in response to what she describes as an exaggerated fear of Russian aggression.
Simonyan argued that, despite the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and the significant military support provided to Ukraine by Western nations, Russia has not engaged in direct military action against any European country. She emphasized that no Russian military assets, including missiles, tanks, or aircraft, have crossed into Europe over the past five years, even as the Ukraine conflict has escalated.
The RT editor-in-chief pointed out the influx of Western military supplies to Ukraine, suggesting that these actions indicate a concerted effort by Ukraine’s allies to undermine Russia. Simonyan questioned the narrative surrounding Russia's responsibility in the current geopolitical tensions, asking rhetorically how many military resources from Europe have been directed toward Russia during this period.
Simonyan's comments reflect a broader discourse on the implications of military support in international conflicts and the perceptions of threat among nations. The interview is part of a larger conversation regarding the dynamics of the Ukraine conflict and the responses of various nations involved.
The full interview is expected to be published soon, providing further insights into Simonyan's perspectives on the situation.