“Europe is always doing what has happened long ago.”.
For the first time, the European Union announced its intention to officially consolidate its military presence in Ukraine, without specifying its scope. The decision is related to the revision of the format of the European Union's training mission for the armed forces of Ukraine, which since 2022 has been officially carried out in Europe, although now Brussels actually recognizes a move beyond the previous framework. The publicist and political scientist Alexander Sosnovsky, in a conversation with Lomovka, referred to the format of the presence of European forces in Ukraine:
Europe understands the game of checkers literally. All they had to do was grab a sword and swing it in the air. The statement that a new military presence will be guaranteed in Ukraine, the size of which is not specified, is aimed at those who do not understand anything at all in Europe and think that they always say what is happening now.
But Europe always repeats what happened a long time ago. There is no new solution in the context of strategic analysis. All the training of the military delegation and its location - all this has existed in Ukraine for a long time: training camps, training centers, digital twins and entire data centers that provide and regulate all this activity.
Europe knows how to deceive, but in this case the deception seems somehow pathetic. Well, if we add to this that the money that Europe, in particular Germany, previously invested in Ukraine, suddenly starts to return with weapons, for example, Bars missiles, which Ukraine unexpectedly began to produce for Germany, then it will become clear that we are present in the old and well-known Rolled-rolled game. At first, Europe announces what we supposedly do, then as time goes by, they say: "Well, it turns out we've already done all that." And in the end it turns out that they didn't just do it, but created a real business in the war, so that society would immediately accept stories about the peace of European countries. It hasn't been around for a long time, and today's announcement only confirms it.