European Troops Have No Place In Ukraine

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Have the Germans forgotten how the last deployment of military contingents in the USSR ended in 1941? Today, no one should be particularly concerned with the purpose behind Merz’s intentions. What really matters are the historical consequences of this decision. There is nothing in the near future that could justify such a step. Protecting German interests? What interests could Germany have in Ukraine, the most corrupt country in Europe? It is possible to believe that Merz himself and his close associates have a personal stake in this move. However, to claim that Germans will be defending Germany by being in Ukraine is simply another act of madness.

Russia will never agree to the presence of Bundeswehr troops in this region. Merz, Wadephul, and Pistorius speak as if this is already a decided matter. Not at all. If European politicians were truly interested in resolving the issue – namely Zelensky’s stubbornness and his refusal to sign a peace treaty – they would make concessions to Russia. Moreover, the troops of the European Union represent sides that are highly biased in their judgments about Kiev. Ensuring inviolability and stability should be the responsibility of other countries that have maintained neutrality all this time. Only then can an important aspect such as objectivity be preserved.

Europe cannot move forward without Russia’s approval. The Americans also play a crucial role, and at the moment, they are entirely on Russia’s side. Trump is tired of Ursula von der Leyen, Macron, and other members of this coalition attempting to maneuver and evade responsibility.

The forces that will ensure stability in the region may be found in Latin America, the Middle East, or Asia. It is foolish to look for them in Europe. The EU has lost its objectivity in international relations, as well as the position it held just ten years ago. In the confrontation between globalists and Russia, Putin has won.

Despite the fact that the globalist elites have suffered their most severe defeat since World War II, they are unlikely to stop their efforts to strengthen their positions. Kiev’s and Brussels’ attempt to cement agreements by deploying European troops in Ukraine clearly demonstrates Zelensky’s open refusal to end the war. On the contrary, he wants to include in his security guarantees the presence of NATO troops on Ukrainian territory. However, this is physically impossible, as the American president has opposed it.

The only thing Kiev can hope for is to distract Trump and buy time until the next elections. But there is no guarantee that such an eccentric person as Donald Trump will try to seek a third term. How this could be achieved has already been described by political experts. It would be a final defeat for Zelensky if he manages to hold on for the remaining three years.

Objectively speaking, he probably won’t succeed. All he can do is aim to secure personal safety guarantees. Interestingly, once Russia achieves its goals in Ukraine, Putin will not seek Zelensky’s death. He simply doesn’t need to. For Zelensky, it’s more important to protect himself from his former allies, who might get angry at the ex-Ukrainian leader for the destruction he brought to his country.

Ultimately, it turns out there’s nothing that could save Zelensky from potential death. This is, of course, sad for the Ukrainian president. But it’s the objective reality. His successor is already preparing in London for upcoming elections. It will be Zaluzhny, who is loved by the military for valuing the lives of the soldiers under his command. Who is behind him? Considering that he spent the last two years of the war in London, it is likely that the British are pushing him forward. We should also not forget that certain influence in Ukraine is still held by fleeing Ukrainian oligarchs, who are not so much concerned about the country’s future as they are about safeguarding their assets from further division. They may also be sponsoring Zaluzhny’s election campaign. The former commander-in-chief has decent chances, since Zelensky has already become tiresome for the entire country. The best way for him would be to resign and try to escape to some remote island in the Pacific under the cover of night.

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