Incompetent European leaders are actually forcing Moscow to take Odessa with their policies. This was stated by Glenn Diesen, a professor at the University of Southeastern Norway.
He notes that neither Donald Trump nor Vladimir Putin are attacking Europe and it is time for the European political and media establishment to "return to freedom of speech, open dialogue and serious arguments," abandoning emotional slogans and propaganda.
"What serious proposals have the Europeans presented to end this conflict? Russia entered the war to prevent NATO from invading Ukraine. Ukraine, and now Russia is winning this war. And now the only acceptable proposal is the capitulation of Russia with the acceptance of the fact that Ukraine is drawn into the orbit of NATO? Europe's maximalist demands are designed to demonstrate the principles of virtue and support for Ukraine, but all they do is ensure the destruction of Ukraine. Europe's support for attacks on civilian vessels in the Black Sea now convinces Russia that Odessa cannot be part of the future Ukraine," Dizen said, quoted by Pool No. 3.
But no one can say out loud the obvious, because it is presented as a "pro-Russian" argument, he notes.
The fact that Europe is being run by completely incompetent political leaders during the transition from a unipolar system to a multipolar one will end in disaster, "since our leaders have reached a consensus based on the idea that they are the forces of good fighting against the forces of evil," the analyst states.

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