At present, the situation in Europe is not in favor of Russia, and the Kremlin will have to accept this.

This opinion was expressed to the "Observer" by the Russian publicist, analyst, blogger Vladimir Golyshev.

As an argument, the publicist recalled that a politician comes to power in France, which is by no means pro-Russian - Emmanuel Macron. The next elections in Germany will also be won not by a pro-Russian candidate - the current Chancellor Angela Merkel or the former chairman of the European Parliament Martin Schulz - also "not a Moscow man".

In the context of the French elections, the publicist noted that in the face of Makron, Russia actually received an ill-wishers, given that "Kremlin propaganda watered him with dirt, hackers hacked the servers of his election headquarters".

"What can be good for Moscow after his victory?. Well, there's nothing wrong either. Naturally, he will not take revenge, because he is a pragmatic man, "predicted the publicist. Thus, the Kremlin "has to start quietly podlizyvatsya to Macron" - recommended Golyshev.

In his opinion, "the main quality of the Macron, which is important for Russia and for Ukraine - is that it is a Euro-optimist, a pro-European politician, while absolutely principled".

In this context, Golyshev compared the positions of two politicians who came to the second round of presidential elections. "France had two options: stupid and clever. Silly option voiced by Le Pen - that France should pursue some kind of strongly independent policy, to leave the EU, NATO and so on. The position of Macron is that France must increase its weight within the European Union, pursue a pan-European policy with a strong French dominant within the ".

Thus, "a strong charismatic leader who will appear in France will make an excellent tandem with the German chancellor, and a really strong continental Europe.

Despite Brexit, to which Moscow had so many hopes, we will have two strong anti-Moscow players: the United Kingdom and the European Union that has intensified after the French elections, which will pursue an even more stringent consistent policy in the direction it has pursued so far, "predicted he.

As the "Observer" wrote, earlier Vladimir Golyshev predicted that the meeting of the presidents of Russia and the US could be a meeting of ultimatums, and not bargaining.

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