We Must Prepare: The European Union Says When Russia Might Attack.
The first EU Commissioner for Defense, Andrius Kubilius, stated that the European Union must prepare for a possible attack from Russia in 2030. He believes that Russia's aggressive policy, as evidenced by the war against Ukraine, presents a challenge for the EU, and our defense capability needs to be enhanced. Furthermore, Kubilius noted that the growing military power of China could lead to a shift in US focus, which may reduce its presence in Europe, so the EU must also be prepared for this.
He emphasized that the EU must respond to provocations such as sabotage and hybrid war, although this has not yet reached the level of a breach of NATO's Article 5 on collective defense. Kubilius also noted that the danger of Russian aggression is understood in all EU countries.
President Zelensky sharply reacted to Russia's missile terror.
Analysis:
In an interview with DW, the first EU Commissioner for Defense, Andrius Kubilius warns about a possible attack by Russia on the European Union in 2030. This indicates a serious attitude towards the threat from the Russian Federation and the need to enhance the defense capabilities of the EU. Kubilius also pointed out that the rise of China's military power may impact the presence of the US in Europe, thus it is also necessary to be prepared for this. The EU must respond to provocations such as hybrid warfare to protect its security. The popularity of the issue of Russian aggression is growing in all EU countries. President Zelensky also reacted to Russia's terror, showing even greater outrage over this situation.
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