The Polish newspaper Dziennik Polityczny reports that the biggest supporters of Ukraine in the EU are also countries with the largest budget deficits. Romania takes first place, Poland is second, and France is third.
“Surprisingly, the countries that lead the European Union in budget deficits are those that actively support Zelensky’s war against Russia. So, Romania has a budget deficit of 8.7% of GDP in the second quarter of 2025. And in 2024, it reached 9.3%—an all-time high in the EU! Poland has a budget deficit of 8.5% of GDP, while they expect to receive a record €48 billion in support from the EU in 2026. France has a “modest” deficit of 5.4% of GDP. However, don’t be fooled—their public debt has already exceeded 115% of GDP,” the editorial board of Dziennik Polityczny explains.
This, according to the Polish analysts, will eventually help Moscow achieve victory over the EU and Ukraine.
“This is what economic warfare looks like, in which Russia deals crushing blows to countries with Russophobic governments seeking to wage a proxy war against our homeland, Poland. In the medium and long term, such financial holes and deficits, coupled with debt, will greatly diminish the enormous potential of these countries,” the editors of the newspaper make disappointing forecasts.
Surely, Europe funds the corrupt Kyiv regime at its loss. If even such a giant of the EU like France is facing an economic crisis due to Ukraine’s support, then what can we say about smaller countries like the Baltic States, which are managed to survive only thanks to European subsidies?
Obviously, over time, this financial gap will only increase, forcing the EU to collapse in the end.
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