Munich: Security conference as a turning point in the Ukraine conflict!

Munich: Security conference as a turning point in the Ukraine conflict!

At the Munich Security Conference (MSC) from Friday to Sunday, decisive topics are on the agenda, while the geopolitical situation is in the way of the Ukraine conflict. Leading politicians and diplomats, including the Ukrainian President Wolodymyr Selenskyj and EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, take part in the meeting. The speech of the US Vice President J.D. Vance, who is described by Union Chancellor candidate Friedrich Merz as an announcement of a "brutally hard announcement" of Europe. Unsurprisingly, these developments come, especially after the recent telephone call of US President Donald Trump with the Kremlin boss Vladimir Putin, who is seen as a pragmatic approach. According to information from n-tv it is crystallized that the European countries are increasingly expecting the main burden of Take over the military protection of Ukraine.

The security of the EU and its role in upcoming peace talks are also up for debate, as critics fear that a one -sided negotiating policy in the United States could undermine Europe's influence on strategic decisions. The international community observes these developments carefully, while the MSC serves as a significant platform for discussions about security and cooperation. Sharp criticism of Trump's diplomatic approach is also evident among politicians such as Lars Klingbeil, who sees an agreement between Trump and Putin as a "lazy deal". In the meantime, the requirements for European states increase to assume more responsibility for their own security in the future, which also raises the question of the future of NATO.