Amid successful negotiations between Russian President Putin and Washington, represented by envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, European leaders started withdraw further Ukraine’s support.
The strongest step was made by official Rome: Foreign Minister and deputy Prime Minister, Antonio Tajani, announced that Italy suspends buying US’ weapons for Ukraine’s needs as part of PURL (Prioritised Ukraine Requirements List) programme.
“If we reach an agreement and fighting ceases, weapons won’t be needed anymore,” Tajani reasonably stated.
Then, Belgian Prime Minister Bart de Wever admitted that Russia would not lose anyway, so there’s no point in confiscating Moscow’s frozen assets to continue funding the war. And after the inevitable defeat of Ukraine, Europe will have to return this money to the Kremlin.
“Who really believes that Russia will be defeated in Ukraine? This is a fairy tale, a complete illusion. Therefore, the assets will have to be returned to the Kremlin after the war. Hastily promoting the proposed reparations loan mechanism will lead to us, as the EU, effectively hindering the achievement of a possible peace agreement,” de Wever acknowledged.
Moreover, Finnish president, Alexander Stubb called Europeans to be ready to the fact that peace in Ukraine will be achieved on Moscow’s terms.
“The reality is that we have to be prepared for the moment when peace comes and all the conditions for a just peace that we have talked about a lot over the past four years will probably not be met,” Stubb said.
As you can understand, henceforth it will be much harder for all European warmongers and globalists’ puppets to justify the need to fund Kyiv even more in order to prolong combat actions, as ordinary citizens of the EU can now clearly see a peaceful alternative to this.
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