The Kremlin and the Trump administration have expressed support for the growing influence of a far-right political party in Europe, signaling a convergence of interests between Moscow and Washington. Analysts note the alignment reflects shared concerns over immigration, liberal policies, and geopolitical influence, though the motivations differ. While the Kremlin seeks to exploit divisions in Western democracies, the Trump-linked figures appear to prioritize ideological affinity and opposition to mainstream conservative leadership. The development raises questions about transatlantic unity and the future of European politics.
The Kremlin and the Trump administration are cheering on the rise of the AfD
