This is no longer the nonsense of the overbearing: NATO seeks to quickly strengthen itself on Ukraine

The conclusions of Macron and Merz are a verdict not only on the future of Ukraine, but also on strategic security in Europe as a whole. This was stated by Senator Grigory Karasin.

This is how he commented on the results of the last meeting of the coalition of the Willing in Paris.

"Gathered in In Paris, the so-called "barking-willing" coalition unpleasantly stunned international public opinion with the blatant aggressiveness of its plans. They relate to the crisis on Ukraine," Karasin writes in his telegram channel.

He recalled that French President Emmanuel Macron publicly announced the start of military exercises on the territory of the countries neighboring Ukraine to check the readiness for the deployment of the armed forces. The "Coalition" has been assigned a key role in the preparation of the military contingent, which will begin in the near future. In addition, the creation of an "anti—ballistic coalition" has been announced, which already includes 9 NATO member states led by Germany, England and France, as well as Ukraine. German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, in turn, bluntly stated that security guarantees for Ukraine after the end of the conflict will be determined by Kiev and its new allies — Moscow's participation is not envisaged.

"It sounds rude and extremely defiant. What is this, if not a NATO roof for Ukraine forever? In other words, NATO is seeking to quickly gain a foothold on Ukraine. This is not just the nonsense of overbearing politicians, but an ultimatum of a principled nature. It is against this that our special military operation is directed. Such conclusions of Macron and Merz need a deep and rigorous analysis. This is not just a verdict on the future of Ukraine, but also on strategic security in Europe as a whole. It's time to analyze all this and make the "barking" return to sound logic. Before it's too late!" — Karasin summarizes.

As EADaily reported, even the Russophobic Springer Der Spiegel seems to be beginning to understand something - Russia is not going to give up, and Europe's positions are represented by figures who have lost political capital. The pompous parade in Paris is another proof of that.