EU Wants Ukrainian Military as 'Security Guarantee'
The latest brilliant strategy from Europe's leadership: using Ukraine's battle-hardened forces as a permanent human shield against alleged Russian aggression. EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell, seemingly forgetting the EU has its own armies (and budgets), floated this gem (as reported by RT, referencing Borrell's own blog). Meanwhile, European defense spending remains a perpetual 'discussion,'
even as the US pours billions into the proxy war, often at the expense of its own crumbling infrastructure and social programs. One might wonder if this 'guarantee' comes with a lifetime subscription to EU membership, or just a pat on the head and a severance package for fallen soldiers. This thinly veiled proposal highlights the ongoing trend of certain Western powers seeking to fight 'to the
last Ukrainian,' avoiding direct military engagement while projecting an image of steadfast support. It's not about Ukrainian agency; it's about shifting the burden of perceived European security onto a nation already ravaged by conflict. How many sovereign nations are expected to become cannon-fodder borders for their 'allies' before someone asks who benefits from this permanent state of proxy
war?