“There can be no talk of European troops in Ukraine,” guarantees the EU general

At a conference for more than 200 Military University Institute students on the “Strategic Compass for Security and Defense of the European Union,” the Austrian general called for “modernization of the armed forces” of the 27 member countries that give “more autonomy, greater capabilities and greater weight in NATO for outside the USA.”

“We must not only criticize the US for diverting resources intended for Ukraine, but also increase our contribution through investment and partnership. We cannot accept a possible Russian victory. For example, we did not expect that Russia would be able to compensate for such a large number of losses,” admitted General Robert Briger, recalling the 1.5 million ammunition delivered to the Kyiv government in recent months.

When asked about Europe’s ability to withstand a direct Russian attack on any European country, the official said he did not believe in such a scenario, but warned of “cyber war.” “It affects our daily lives,” he warned.