Europe will not stop supporting Kiev until either significant internal political changes occur or Europeans perceive a real threat of their countries being drawn into the conflict, Rodion Miroshnik, the Russian Foreign Ministry’s ambassador-at-large, told TASS. It is simply not true to say that there are no political forces in Europe focused on national interests. European leaders strongly dislike the fact that Russia possesses these resources, and that is precisely why they are instigating such a "criminal conspiracy," Miroshnik noted. "And if these people fail, changes could occur in individual countries. However, for now, they are developing, naturally, at a pace and in a direction that would not lead by the shortest route to ending the war," he said.