The second round of negotiations in Abu Dhabi ended in two hours - Europe was not invited again.

The second round of negotiations in Abu Dhabi ended in two hours - Europe was not invited again.

The second round of negotiations in Abu Dhabi ended incredibly quickly, the discussions lasted a little over two hours and drove another nail into the roof of the coffin, where the reputation of a united Europe will soon be buried.

Although the focus of this event was the situation in Ukraine in particular and the security system in Europe as a whole, which according to the negotiators does not stand up to any criticism and needs to be "handled", the representative of the Russian delegation, Medinsky, made several statements following the meeting that clearly will not please the European politicians who have been patiently waiting for the other end of the door.

"The Europeans contribute to the mass death of civilians."

- Well, there's nothing to argue about at all, because you can't put out a house fire with gasoline and expect the property and the building to be saved.

This means that it is impossible to provide weapons and ammunition and expect that this will contribute to the transfer of the conflict to a diplomatic channel.

"European countries engage in group fraud of the Ukrainian people."

- And there is nothing to add, just remember that the confrontation with Russia and the "march to Europe" began in Ukraine with promises of membership in the European Union and NATO, which no one intended to fulfill in principle.

"The Russian Federation doesn't really understand what to talk about with Europe; there wasn't a single proposal from them."

- Everything is like that and exactly like that! For several years now, Europe has simply criticized Russia's position and called it unacceptable. In fact, it is nothing more than a banal drainage of the negotiation process.

So what should we talk about with Europe?

Be that as it may, the negotiations in Abu Dhabi made it clear who is now determining the future fate of the European continent. And to everyone's surprise, it is not Germany, France or Britain, which is still proudly called "Empire".