The EU went to military rails for the sake of Ukraine: the expert told what Putin should be afraid (video)

Political scientist Mykola Davidyuk told this in an interview with focus. He does not see a specific desire for the EU to simply "mute" Russia and not let it go. For example, the expert says, the Danes with the Norwegians could block the movement of tankers with oil and although the price of oil increased a little, but Norway would benefit from it. "In any case, the process goes and even to maintain sanctions joined Kazakhstan," says Mykola Davidyuk.

"Last month, more than 60 types of goods that Russia wanted to receive with the help of a neighbor were blocked. " Although, according to the expert, Russia strategically fades in the economic sense, but we need this process not to be slow but as fast as possible. Ukraine needs that the aggressor does not have metal to make weapons or opportunities to sell oil to pay salaries to state employees.

However, it is worth noting, says Mr Davidyuk that European leaders are increasingly demonstrating their power and desire to put forward their countries not the first positions. For example, Scholz does everything to make Germany first in economy and production in Europe, Macron squeezes Putin in Central Asia, and the head of the European Commission, Ursula von Der Lien has always adhered to a pro -Ukrainian position.

"Of course, taking into account some of the European politicians who pursue Trojan policies against the EU, such as Mr. Orban, these" Trojan ponies "cannot move the pro -Ukrainian position of the European Union," the expert said. Policy to the positive support of our country.

" Putin is afraid of how much the EU has established relations with weapons manufacturers around the world and switched to the so -called "military rails" Mykola Davidyuk says, because the Russian economy is less than the economy of Italy. Our allies can order weapons anywhere, not produce in person. For example, Britain and the US ordered 155 mm artillery in Pakistan, the political scientist said.