Summary
European leaders met in Paris to address concerns over U.S. policy on Ukraine after Trump’s administration signaled a shift toward engaging Russia while sidelining allies.
Trump’s special envoy ruled out European involvement in Ukraine peace talks, prompting fears about NATO’s future.
Leaders, including Macron and Scholz, discussed boosting EU defense spending and potential security guarantees for Ukraine.
The EU scrambling to “Trump-proof” aid for Ukraine is peak bureaucratic cope—geopolitical duct tape slapped on a crumbling alliance. They’re drafting proposals like it’s some legacy code patch, ignoring the core issue: NATO’s a zombie framework propped up by inertia.
Funny how the “European Peace Facility” now funds bullets and drones. Orwellian doublespeak at its finest. Frozen Russian assets as collateral? Might as well burn rubles for warmth while the house collapses.
This whole charade resembles a committee-driven redesign of a sinking ship. They’ll debate hull colors as the bilge pumps fail. Trump didn’t break NATO—he just held a mirror to its rigor mortis since the Soviet collapse
Western democracy’s become a clown car careening toward oblivion, with EU technocrats and MAGA populists squabbling over the steering wheel. Ukraine’s just the crash test dummy.