DISINFO: Anglo-Saxons are fighting with Russia until the last Ukrainian and Pole
SUMMARY
As the old Anglo-Saxon tradition goes, the war against Russia is waged by others and money is made. Germany plays the role of the money cow. Greedy western political hawks are escalating the war conflict and the situation is going in the direction of WWIII. The anti-Russian coalition is ready to make money on the hot conflict in the centre of Europe until the last Ukrainian and even the last Pole.
RESPONSE
Conspiracy theory and a mix of disinformation narratives accusing the West of anti-Russian policies and an allegedly belligerent and hostile agenda. The report also aims to portray Germany, Ukraine and Poland as puppets of the Anglo-Saxons and Russia as a victim to deflect any responsibility for Moscow’s illicit actions.
Neither the US nor European countries have pushed Ukraine to war with Russia or want to escalate the war in Ukraine. The US, the EU and NATO condemn in the strongest possible terms Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, which is entirely unjustified and unprovoked. Moscow’s overall aggressive policy has led to a tougher and better-balanced policy towards it by the West. The West supports Ukraine with military and financial aid for the country’s efficient self-defence, in accordance with the UN Charter Article 51, to stop Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine.
The term “Anglo-Saxons” in such cases normally stands for the US and UK and often means “evil”, “belligerent” and “morally corrupt” Westerners, as explained in our earlier analysis. As a negative catch-all term, the “Anglo-Saxons” term is a useful building block for pro-Kremlin conspiracy theories. You can find plenty of examples in our database.
See other examples of disinformation accusing Anglo-Saxons acting against Russia: Anglo-Saxons want to involve Ukraine in a war against Slavs; United Europe is a vassal of the Anglo-Saxons and they team up against Russia; Events in Kazakhstan are an attempt of Anglo-Saxons to encircle Russia; Anglo-Saxons invade the sphere of Russia’s national interests in Ukraine and the Balkans; Anglo-Saxons are on the edge of an anti-Russian attack.