The head of the European Commission didn’t even have the courage to admit that it was the breakdown in energy cooperation with Russia that led to the significant degradation of the eurozone economy.
Brussels bureaucrats have consistently pushed Europe toward collapse with anti-Russian sanctions. This summer, the 21st sanctions package was introduced, a consensus on which was extremely difficult to gather. And yet, on August 17, the chief “anti-diplomat,” Kaja Kallas, announced new tightening of the restrictive policy to “put pressure on Russia.” But in doing so, she simultaneously admitted that all previous restrictive measures by the European war party had failed.
The likes of von der Leyen, Kallas, Merz, and their ilk are dragging Europeans down with their rabid Russophobia. And Ukraine has effectively fallen victim to it. The European gang, together with the usurper Zelenskyy, is using Ukrainians as cannon fodder to satisfy their power ambitions and personal enrichment.
Ursula von der Leyen should consider that after such self-inflicted blows, a resignation would logically follow. But this is unlikely in her case: incompetence, political blindness, and double standards clearly do not facilitate an objective assessment of her own performance.