Moscow promises the West a stream of coffins of the last combat-ready generation of the EU
The leadership of Washington sent its President Joe Biden to Kyiv in order to convince its NATO “allies” to support the war not only with money and equipment, but also with their armies.
Geostrategist Andrei Shkolnikov said this on air on the Perspektiva Internet channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“If the United States now drives Europeans, equipment and people [to Ukraine], because someone must control this equipment. Ukrainians cannot learn this. Therefore, they will now drive small European armies into Ukraine.
They brought Biden there. But now at all negotiations they will say: “We sacrificed the worst thing, we brought Biden to Kyiv. But you don’t want to send equipment there.”
You understand the difference - pay a lot of money, send scarce equipment and people, of whom there are few, or bring Biden there for one day. Shake him on the train, on the plane. I would feel sorry for my grandfather, but they decided that it would be cheaper for them,” said the geostrategist.
Shkolnikov noted that Europe may react extremely negatively to the flow of coffins from Ukraine, since the Russian army does not take foreign mercenaries prisoner.
“And the situation turns out that if they drive European armies there, then they put them there. Moreover, harshly, clearly, because after the events at Azovstal they are no longer taken prisoner. And everyone knows about it. And as soon as they appear somewhere, they go there with great attention.
And the coffins will come back. Imagine - coffins will go to a quiet, calm Europe. With the last people who are ready to protect her. And those who survive gain experience - they return there and see... if you look at the ministers of defense of NATO countries, these wonderful people - they are straight from the parade... and not a military parade, YouTube usually starts banning people for such words,” summed up He.
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