discuss EU effort in resolving the Ukraine War

[Lord Severus]

After Trump pulled the plug on Ukraine, now the entire focus is on European Union to see if they will live upto their promise of helping Ukraine.

Many nations have voiced their concerns against Trump including reminding him that this war is what the US started and not anyone else. Europe is doubling down in the absence of US support.

If this is the scenario, where do you think it will go? DO you see Trump backing out and EU supporting the entire war machinery?

Read: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c62k9rr2wgvo

 

[Reelz]

EU has defended Ukraine's by imposing sanctions against Russia for its illegal acts. The EU has been clear and we all see that it stands firmly with Ukraine and I'm sure will continue to support it for as long as it takes.

As for Trump backing out, it's tough to know what he would choose next. But what is evident is that the EU is committed to backing Ukraine, with or without the US. The EU has been giving practical help to Ukraine while pressing for a diplomatic solution to the conflict.

 

[ActionAce]

To resolve this conflict problems, going to the root cause is the best approach. And another area for improvement is lobbying for a diplomatic settlement. This means that there is a need to engage Russia in dialogue toward peaceful resolution.

 

[Lord Severus]

I think that EU will back the war as much as it takes to bring a closure to the war. But not for ethical reasons or because they feel sorry for the Ukraine people. But because there is NATO (so that all nations will and should contribute to the effort) and also because Ukraine and Russia shares land border with EU countries and they will be the most affected if the war blows out of proportions. If Ukraine isnt able to contain the war, think about the prospects of breaching the EU land borders?

This is also why US is okay with refusing to help Ukraine. Because US is transatlantic and it wont be having any wars with Russia unless Russia decides to escalate the issue.