Putin is capable of inadequate steps and in the EU understand this: a political scientist about the statement of President of France (video)

Emmanuel Macron shows attention to the safety of countries such as Poland, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, which may be the first victims of Russia's attack after Ukraine, political scientist Igor Petrenko said. The information and statements of French President Macron that it is theoretically possible to send Western troops to Ukraine is an attempt to encourage the society of EU countries and representatives of their states more actively involved in Kyiv assistance.

First of all, it concerns the intensification of weapons and shells and delaying existing contracts with non -coming countries. Political scientist and expert Igor Petrenko told this in an interview with focus. In this way, Emmanuel Macron and the head of the Evdapoloatius Borrel Evzep, emphasize that in the event of urgent assistance to Ukraine, Europe risks the war with Russia, because Putin is not going to stop.

Today, many EU analysts even publish research that Europe has about 5 years to prepare for a direct military clash with the Russian Federation. "And such statements are a powerful signal and Putin to understand the possibility of the presence of NATO forces in Ukraine, not just the supply of ammunition to Kiev," Petrenko emphasizes. "Of course, this already causes some concern in the Kremlin.

" Whatever macron is criticized, including French parties, but in his statements he shows the safety of countries such as Poland, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, which may be the first victims of Russia's attack after Ukraine, the expert said. Moreover, even by fighting Putin in Ukraine, no one interferes with a try to cut the corridor through the Baltic countries through Belarus to the Kaliningrad region.

"Plus we see quite ambiguous and threatening processes in Transnistria," says the political scientist. "Serbia also has very close relations with Russia, which allows the Russian Federation to resort to destabilization of the situation in Europe. " According to Petrenko, Emmanuel Macron has long been known for his desire to give the EU more rights about its defense capability.

Moreover, the United States, especially Donald Trump, as a possible future president of the country has somehow cooled to NATO, so European politicians are increasingly insisting on the need to form some rapid response forces. "After his re -election, Putin can take illogical steps, starting from the announcement of general mobilization, to a direct attack on NATO countries," the political scientist emphasizes. "All these risks are well aware of the EU.

" However, according to the expert, although Europe's MIC is really very powerful, it takes some time to translate to the quick release of ammunition or equipment. Just after the collapse of the USSR, NATO relaxed and without a potentially strong enemy significantly reduced the volume of production of military equipment, focusing on the production of small volumes of point, innovative weapons.

"However, the increase in volumes immediately comes into the logic of democracy and market economy," Petrenko notes. "The EU will not be able to drive all forcibly to the MIC enterprises and pay for all this exclusively at the state expense, taking money from social industries. " It should also be remembered that increasing volumes requires the increase of production by all industries that provide the production process of the final product.