Divided Europe plays into Putin’s hands

Because it clashes with a simple fact: despite using all its forces and resources, literally everything it has, employing all conventional weapons and the most brutal methods of warfare, burning through almost all Soviet-era reserves, involving North Korea in the war, and sacrificing hundreds of thousands of soldiers, Russia has not managed to capture the Donetsk region in three years.

I fully understand Europe’s fear of war. I understand the vulnerability of the Baltic countries.

But the only thing that can prevent Europe from defeating Russia, if Putin makes a move, is a lack of unity.

And yes, Ukraine can put an end to the existence of his regime.

As long as they help and put pressure on the regime.

That’s how “all-powerful” and “invincible” he really is.

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About the author. Yuriy Bohdanov, publicist, expert in strategic communications in business, public administration, and politics.

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