Russia has welcomed Donald Trump's new US National Security Strategy, calling it 'largely consistent' with Moscow's vision. The 33-page document, unveiled by the US administration last week, suggests Europe is facing 'civilizational erasure' while notably not designating Russia as a threat to the US. Key priorities outlined in the report include combatting foreign influence, curbing mass migration, and rejecting the EU's stance on 'censorship.' Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov stated, 'The adjustments we're seeing... are largely consistent with our vision,' indicating a positive view from Moscow. The strategy’s softer tone towards Russia has raised alarms among EU officials, who worry it could weaken responses to Moscow amid ongoing conflicts, particularly concerning Ukraine. The document blames the EU for impediments in US peace efforts, suggesting that a restoration of 'Western identity' and backing for 'patriotic European parties' is necessary for reshaping the future of Europe. Critics from the EU, including German officials, have raised concerns that the strategy's focus on freedom of expression does not align with their security objectives. Notably, dissenting voices argue that the document's rhetoric mirrors extremist views found in some Kremlin circles. Lawmakers in the US have warned that the strategy threatens to alienate traditional allies and compromise US standing in global affairs.