US Vice President calls on European countries to be more independent from the US / Day

In an interview with J. D. Vens has revealed his respect for French post -war leader Charles de Gaull. Sh. De Goll, who led the resistance movement against the Nazis and was the French President from 1959 to 1969, was right when he emphasized the need for European military independence. « De Gaulle loved the United States, but he was aware of what I am also aware that there was no European or American interest if Europe retains a permanent role of Vassal in the United States, » the vice president said. « I don’t think more European independence is bad in the US. It’s good in the US. If you look at history, I think the British and the French were right when they had a disagreement with Eisenhauer about Seec’s channel. »

J. Mr Vens also said that, with the exception of Britain, France and Poland, European countries do not have an armed forces that could provide proper protection. « The reality is that all European security infrastructure has been subsidized throughout my life. The European leaders have not invested significantly in safety, and it has to change, » said US Vice President.

He also expressed the view that Europeans had to oppose the US -led invasion in 2003, which he said turned into a « strategic disaster, » quoted Politico. Many European countries were right when they were concerned about the Iraq war. Europe could have stopped it if it had been a little more independent of the US and ready to object a little more.

In response to Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelensk’s accusations that the US administration justifies the Russian invasion through Moscow’s rhetoric, J. Mr Vens said: « It is absurd on the side of Zelenska to say to the US government, which currently contains all his government and war that we are on the Russian side. »