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Ukraine to EU: Don’t let US aid package make you complacent
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American here:
You just witnessed our government graphically shit the bed for 6 months on this particular matter. Frankly, I expect similar difficulties in the coming months, because we’re coming up on an election that’s bound to get double extra super fucky for a number of reasons. If any European countries aren’t already accounting for extremely long, politically-motivated, entirely unnecessary delays at best, and Trump admin part 2 at worst, they are quite frankly deluding themselves.
If Europe can't get this right, let Putin have Europe.
I'm kinda tired of Europe acting like this is something the US is for and why they keep us around.
While they pay for oil and gas from Russia.
The EU is already importing over 70% less gas from Russia than before the invasion, and that continues to drop. https://www.consilium.europa.eu/en/infographics/eu-gas-supply/#0
I have mixed feelings. We absolutely pushed then into this policy by using our military industrial complex as a means to exert out will through mutual defense. And it’s been overall good for all of us. We have a booming arms industry and Pax Americana and they haven’t dragged the entire planet into another war between next door neighbors.
The reality is our 20th century strategy is crumbling. Europe can no longer rely on American defense. From my American perspective an EU mutual defense pact may be wise. But if not, it’s time to arm like it’s about to be a world war, because Russia won’t stop until Spanish is written in Cyrillic.