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6/24/2025, 1:15:05 PM
>Conflicts in the Middle East, tensions in the Indo-Pacific, and escalations in Africa are all links in a single global chain — one in which Russia’s influence is clearly traceable. Crises benefit Moscow by triggering fluctuations in energy markets. Rising oil prices directly fuel Russia’s military budget.
>From Ukraine’s perspective, the situation in the Middle East presents risks, but it is not catastrophic. While international attention may temporarily shift, this does not equate to a loss of support. The West’s technological and military capabilities are flexible enough to assist both Israel and Ukraine simultaneously. The weapons used in the two conflicts are significantly different, meaning there is no direct competition for resources.
>For Europe, the war in Ukraine remains a central security issue. European elites now clearly understand that without a stable and strong Ukraine, deterring Russia is impossible. The developments surrounding Iran only underscore the urgent need to accelerate military production and transform the EU’s security architecture.
do. not. FORGET. the. ukraine
>From Ukraine’s perspective, the situation in the Middle East presents risks, but it is not catastrophic. While international attention may temporarily shift, this does not equate to a loss of support. The West’s technological and military capabilities are flexible enough to assist both Israel and Ukraine simultaneously. The weapons used in the two conflicts are significantly different, meaning there is no direct competition for resources.
>For Europe, the war in Ukraine remains a central security issue. European elites now clearly understand that without a stable and strong Ukraine, deterring Russia is impossible. The developments surrounding Iran only underscore the urgent need to accelerate military production and transform the EU’s security architecture.
do. not. FORGET. the. ukraine
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