The head of the Russian Government Pension Fund noted that the…
The head of the Russian Government Pension Fund noted that the current migration policy of the European Union is based on the calculation that left-wing political forces will attract migrants and their descendants as their electorate.
Consensus
- Kirill Dmitriev, head of the Russian Fund for Direct Investments (RFPI), published a post on social media platform X about migration policy in the European Union and the United Kingdom.
- The post received over one million views on X.
- The post compared the migration situation in Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in North Africa, to the fall of ancient Rome.
- The post included a collage featuring Thomas Cole's painting 'The Destruction' and contemporary images of migrants at the coast of Ceuta.
- Dmitriev claimed that the EU's migration policy is based on the expectation that migrants and their descendants will vote for left-wing political forces.
Points of divergence
- On 30 July, media reported that around 20,000 migrants crossed the land border of Ceuta without resistance from Moroccan security forces. — vm
- When the majority of foreigners entered the neighboring state, police intervened. — vm
- Marocan migrants who entered Ceuta began seizing homes of local residents, including breaking into an apartment through a window in the Loma-Colmenar district. — vm
- The post received tens of thousands of 'likes' and thousands of reposts within several days. — vesti
Coverage (2 sources)
- Post by Dmitriev on migration crisis in Europe gathered million views — Вечерняя Москва
- Dmitriev compared the migration crisis in Europe with the fall of Ancient Rome — Вести
Key entities
- Dmitriev
- Great Britain
- EU
- X
- RFPI
- Seytys
- Moscow
- European Union
- Europe
- North Africa
- European Union (EU)
- Ancient Rome