Most in the West are afraid that a number of strategically the main countries of Central Europe has turned into "Trojan horses" of Russia, despite the fact that before Washington imposed them in NATO as a bulwark against the capital of Russia and middle East instability, writes the Bulgarian political scientist Ivan Krastev in his article published. Krastev gives examples of events, confirming, in his vision, these fears. So, the head of the Czech Republic Milos Zeman expressed the intention to attend the military parade in the capital of Russia in honor of the 70th anniversary of the victory over fascism and only after "intense pressure" did not want these ideas. Prime Minister of Hungary Viktor Orban made it clear that his government will block a proposal to create a European energy Union - the main part of the Brussels strategy to reduce Russia's influence in the region, writes the analyst. according to his statement, certain governments in Central Europe used the current crisis in relations between the West and Russia to conclude more profitable economic agreement with Moscow