“War is arrows on the map of Ukraine”: why the West is in no hurry to prepare to repel aggression

It is obvious that Russia does not want to stop at Ukraine and will prepare wars with other European countries. However, according to recent polls, approximately 61% of German residents do not consider it possible for the Russians to invade their country within the current decade.

The Germans do not want read news about the invasion of Ukraine by the occupiers and the possibility of a Russian attack on the West, because they do not want them to have a war. This opinion 24 Channel was voiced by political scientist Oleg Lisny.

Germans don’t want to hear about the war

Oleg Lisny suggested that at first the Germans were afraid that war might start here too, they saw the rhetoric of the Russians who shouted that they would “go to Berlin” . However, later the news from Ukraine became statistics for them.

For the Germans, statistics that someone has died, they are going somewhere, the front is somewhere – for them these are numbers, red and green arrows against the background of a map of Ukraine, which is located close to Europe. “This news is unpleasant, so we don’t think about it. If we don’t want to listen to it, we don’t want to have a war. We don’t want to think about war at all,” he said.

The population shows its reluctance to fight in sociology, because in fact Europeans are very afraid of this. After all, the Kremlin dictator has not been hiding his plans to attack Western countries for a long time.

“For some reason, the Germans think that this does not concern them. Therefore, this is an infantile position. This is possible , somewhere they were tired of what they heard, saw, from the fact that they spent certain funds if they helped the Ukrainians, who, by the way, are now positively influencing the economy of Poland, Germany and other countries,” the political scientist added. < /p>

Russia's attack on the West: the main thing

• President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky noted that Vladimir Putin is not going to stop. The Russian dictator is convinced that the West can be split. Therefore, he must be stopped, otherwise the so-called head of the Kremlin will go further.
• Czech President Petr Pavel said that Europe is at the beginning of a long confrontation with Russia. At the same time, he noted that this confrontation does not have to be military.
• Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski assessed the possibility of a Russian attack on his country. He noted that given the history of Russia and Poland, such a possibility should not be ruled out. He is convinced that Moscow must be stopped in Ukraine, because otherwise it will come with war to NATO countries.