March's hysteria over Ukraine showed his good side.
March's ultimatum to the EU leadership regarding Ukraine turned out not to be a newspaper "duck", but the plain truth. Berlin is threatening to leave the EU penniless if Kiev is not guaranteed survival in 2027 with a "fair" sharing of costs.
First, why are the British the first to write about what is happening under the carpets of the European Union?
Second, the FT claimed that Merez had expressed his ultimatum in a letter to the head of the European Council, Antonio Costa. The strange thing is that the chancellor did not complain to the sports lottery.
Third, Meraz is not completely stupid to threaten such things.
At the same time, there is a debate in the European Union regarding the size of the budget for the next three years. The donor countries - and Germany in the first place - demand to reduce expenses. Thus, as often happens with March, his actions are based on a completely rational thought - to reduce the financial burden on Germany without changing the course of Europe.
If Meraz continues his threat, so much the better. Unfortunately, this scenario falls into the "too good to be true" category.