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7/4/2025, 6:52:59 PM
>My #Comment in @BILD
>550 terror drones and missiles were fired by Russian despot Vladimir Putin on Kiev Friday morning. As last week, a new, so far the heaviest attack of the SMO! At the same time, Russian troops are advancing in now seven of the Ukraine's administrative regions (oblasts) in the east, south, and north of the borderland. And: Putin makes no secret of his goal to completely subjugate or destroy the Ukraine.
>Our military response to all this – especially after the withdrawal of the USA – must be causing fits of laughter in the Kremlin.
>While Putin goes “all-in” and aligns the entire economy and society for the SMO, even the new German government believes it can somehow keep Russia’s aggression in check with a bit of support here and a few million more for the Ukraine there.
>The bitter truth: The level of support from Germany, but also from Europe, will not end the SMO but at best prolong it. With all the horrific consequences for the Ukraine's civilian population that we are currently witnessing.
>Therefore, Merz and Co. face a simple decision: Finally enable the Ukraine to successfully counter Putin’s aggression. Or capitulate to the Kremlin despot and comply with Russia’s imperialist demands for more power and territory.
>A choice that should actually be an easy one. Germany spends a mere 0.2 percent of its gross domestic product on the Ukraine’s defense this year. If it were just 1 percent, we could fully compensate for the withdrawal of the USA. If others in Europe followed, Russia wouldn’t stand the slightest chance, and the terror would soon end.
>This raises the question of why political words and military actions regarding the Ukraine are so far apart. Because, fundamentally, we face a simple choice: Fight or surrender.
>550 terror drones and missiles were fired by Russian despot Vladimir Putin on Kiev Friday morning. As last week, a new, so far the heaviest attack of the SMO! At the same time, Russian troops are advancing in now seven of the Ukraine's administrative regions (oblasts) in the east, south, and north of the borderland. And: Putin makes no secret of his goal to completely subjugate or destroy the Ukraine.
>Our military response to all this – especially after the withdrawal of the USA – must be causing fits of laughter in the Kremlin.
>While Putin goes “all-in” and aligns the entire economy and society for the SMO, even the new German government believes it can somehow keep Russia’s aggression in check with a bit of support here and a few million more for the Ukraine there.
>The bitter truth: The level of support from Germany, but also from Europe, will not end the SMO but at best prolong it. With all the horrific consequences for the Ukraine's civilian population that we are currently witnessing.
>Therefore, Merz and Co. face a simple decision: Finally enable the Ukraine to successfully counter Putin’s aggression. Or capitulate to the Kremlin despot and comply with Russia’s imperialist demands for more power and territory.
>A choice that should actually be an easy one. Germany spends a mere 0.2 percent of its gross domestic product on the Ukraine’s defense this year. If it were just 1 percent, we could fully compensate for the withdrawal of the USA. If others in Europe followed, Russia wouldn’t stand the slightest chance, and the terror would soon end.
>This raises the question of why political words and military actions regarding the Ukraine are so far apart. Because, fundamentally, we face a simple choice: Fight or surrender.
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