Baerbock's plan: German soldiers soon in Ukraine peace use?

Baerbock's plan: German soldiers soon in Ukraine peace use?

In the heart of the global political tensions that Brussels keep in suspense, a new chapter opens! Germany's Foreign Minister, Annalena Baerbock, tears the impossible into the sphere of the discussable: German soldiers on Ukrainian soil for peacekeeping - a scenario that was unthinkable until recently. At an exuberant NATO Foreign Ministers' meeting in Brussels, the Greens politician bursts the bomb: In addition to NATO membership as a security guarantee, there is also an international presence in the room to secure an armistice between Ukraine and Russia. "Everything that is useful for peace is supported by the German side with all strengths," said Baerbock in the microphones of the assembled press.

The pressure grows, because a storm is absorbed at political ambitions above the Atlantic! Donald Trump, who may soon be seen again in the White House, could mix the cards again. Once again, Trump would be ready to force Ukraine and Russia to the negotiating table mercilessly-even with drastic measures, such as the hiring of US military aid for Kiev. But Putin should hardly remain unsuspecting: Washington's man could threaten him in the same breath with increased gun flow to Kiev to achieve his goals.

Europe's new voice

The stage is getting bigger: European soldiers as peace guards in Ukraine are no longer mere speculation! Kaja Kallas, the fresh EU foreign officer, puts all the cards on the table and explains that troops from European countries are willing to enter Ukrainian soil-countries like France and the Baltic States that have never made a secret of their willingness to send troops. Who would have thought that Europe would let its muscles play so quickly to secure peace in the east?