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Expert Mölling: This is how Europe could delay a possible attack by Russia
According to the Politologist Mölling, the European “coalition of the willing” could be the beginning of a new geopolitical order. However, a dilemma threatens.
It is an initiative by France’s President Emmanuel Macron and the British Prime Minister Keir Strandmer: the “coalition of the willing”. According to political scientist Christian Mölling, she could initiate a new geopolitical order.
“You can see that the ‘coalition of the willing’ more happens than just talking,” said Mölling im star– “The Location International”. “We are gradually moving in one direction that the security of Europe and the support of Ukraine is also considered even more in the official rhetoric.”
The less USA, the more important Ukraine
The more with the USA the partner in the West, the more one understands in Europe, what an “integral component” the partner in the east, Ukraine, is for the security of Europe, explained Mölling, who heads the “Europe’s future” program at the Bertelsmann Foundation. With more commitment, the question of when a war against Russia in Europe has to be moved can also be postponed “to the back”: “As long as the Ukrainians are still fighting, we do not have to expect Russia ready to attack the rest of Europe.”
On Thursday, at the invitation of France President Emmanuel Macron and the British Prime Minister Keir, 31 head of state and government in Paris had met to discuss how Europe can defend themselves alone and protect Ukraine. A “coalition of the willing”, made in Europe. Macron spoke of a turning point.
Mölling said: “This is an interesting signal about the” Peace Troop “, a small quota in the west of Ukraine stationed in the west of Ukraine, because it is neither in the sense of Moscow nor in the sense of Washington, because it is decided independently.” Even if it did not happen, it would be a way to get back into conversation. The Europeans play no role in previous negotiations with Russia.
Mölling warns of risk
According to Mölling, the efficiency of such a troop depends on her order. Logistic support from Ukraine, for example airspace, can be useful.
But she also ran a risk. If the rest of Europe has to adjust to an attack in Russia, he must also consider the question of how to use his material: “Our arsenals are not so insanely large.”
If it is bound in Ukraine, it may be more vulnerable on another flank: “This means that other parts of the NATO limit are less protected.” This could give Russia an advantage.
Source: Stern
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