By John Q. Hosedrinker 
Russia has initiated a propaganda campaign across Europe, employing the slogan “Russia is not my enemy.” Stickers with this message have been observed in Romania, France, and Italy as part of a broader effort to project a facade of peaceful partnership. The Kremlin’s hybrid campaign aims to undermine trust in European democratic institutions and sow discord within societies. This effort is part of a larger strategy to discredit support for Ukraine and destabilize the Euro-Atlantic course.
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Kremlin launches propaganda campaign in Europe ‘Russia Is Not My Enemy’ is the unsettling assertion that’s now circulating, and frankly, it’s a bit rich. It’s almost comical when you consider the reality of the situation. Russia, with its blatant disregard for international law, its history of aggression, and its chilling methods, is undeniably an enemy to anyone who values freedom, free speech, and basic human decency.
Be wary of those open windows because this isn’t just about Ukraine. It’s about Moldova, Romania, the Baltic states, and all former Soviet enclaves. We’re talking about a country that publicly pines for the days of the Soviet Union, consistently engages in aggressive cyber warfare, and is actively involved in an ongoing invasion and terror bombing campaign. The “Not an enemy” narrative might work in other parts of the world, but not in Europe. Here, the truth is undeniable.
They are running a campaign of disinformation, likely with bot accounts spewing propaganda and lies across social media platforms. It’s hard to ignore the constant threats of nuclear annihilation broadcast on state television. And let’s be honest, the idea of right-wing figures in Europe suddenly embracing and defending Putin is not exactly a surprise. If Russia wants to improve its image, maybe it should start by ceasing its invasions and paying reparations. Actions speak louder than words, and Russia’s actions have made it clear: it is the enemy.
Take a look at the timeline of events. The evidence is everywhere, from logistics infrastructure attacks to the ongoing invasion and terror bombing of Ukraine. This isn’t a matter of opinion; it’s a matter of fact. Russia, through its actions, has declared itself an adversary to any nation that values freedom and security. It is an enemy of democracy and anyone who doesn’t want to return to the 1945 borders. They are actively engaged in war, and the world is watching them regularly target hospitals, playgrounds, and other civilian areas.
The implications are serious. This campaign is designed to sow discord, undermine trust in institutions, and weaken support for Ukraine. Any company digitally or physically publishing these ads is an enemy of the West, too. This is classic divide-and-conquer strategy, and it’s designed to fracture the alliances that stand in the way of Russia’s expansionist ambitions.
The truth is this, many journalists and influencers call to “kill and destroy Europe”, and we know that Russia interferes in the affairs of other countries, sending biased or false information, sending spies everywhere, crashing public sector websites, killing people with unknown drugs, etc. It is an enemy of decency, empathy, and love. Putin is my enemy, and Putin’s Russia is the enemy of any civilized nation on Earth.
They’re not just launching a propaganda campaign; they’re employing alien-like tactics of propaganda and aggression. The idea that Russia isn’t the enemy is a dangerous lie. Russia is the enemy of anyone with common sense and the ability to read history and parse current events. It is the enemy of the people, which they are simultaneously trying to deceive.