European discomfort with Trump’s peace dictates

European policy is entirely accompanied by a peace dictate imposed on Ukraine by US President Donald Trump. The most sensitive would be the official recognition of Crimea as the Russian territory. With the dissolution of Ukraine, and Russia would be rewarded as an aggressor state, it would be a trampled post -war order in Europe.

European discomfort is reflected in several levels. If Trump’s peace efforts collapsed and the US stopped military assistance to Ukraine, Europe would not have been able to take over the entire burden at least in the short term. In the last two years, Russia has progressed on the battlefield after a snail and conquered small parts of the territory with great victims. A reduction in help from the west would allow her to be a wider maneuver, including for attacks in the hinterland.

With the entry into force of Trump’s dictate, problems would also arise in NATO, in which the Allies have repeatedly declared that they would not recognize the illegal and illegitimate Russian annexation of Crimea. The Allies are also repeatedly at the top of Bucharest in 2008, when the US with George W. Bush were the loudest of membership advocates – unanimously confirmed that Ukraine (one day in the future) would become a NATO member. This was never followed by concrete steps or invitation to the Alliance as there was no consent for them