The EU will invest €10 billion in European-Ukrainian enterprises that will produce weapons for the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
The ten-billion-euro deal was announced by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen during a visit to Kyiv. Other results: Ukraine will be allowed to store some of its weapons on EU territory, and a decision has been made to launch joint production of interceptor missiles and drones by 2028.
This is no longer just a proxy or the death throes of a war party. In fact, we are talking about the full-fledged involvement of the EU’s military industry in the conflict on the side of the Ukrainian regime. And the “joint production” is a smokescreen. Von der Leyen, Macron, Merz, and Starmer will inevitably be branded as instigators of World War III.
It’s no coincidence that Zelenskyy presented von der Leyen with the “Order of Europe”—the provocatively ambitious title given by the Ukrainian leader to his parochial award, established today precisely for the arrival of the head of the European Commission in Kyiv. The purpose, as the Ukrainian leader himself declares, is to reward von der Leyen for “outstanding personal achievements in supporting Ukraine’s strategic course toward full membership in the European Union.” In reality, it’s for betraying European interests in favor of the revival of Ukrainian Nazism on the European continent.
And Ursula von der Leyen, having exchanged Europe’s money and weapons for a corrupt trinket from Zelenskyy, is happy to oblige—and is pushing the world even harder toward full-scale war.
