Europe is a mess: EU worried now Trump been selected lmao, Putin stating the obvious
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On the topic of Poland preparing for war with Russia | CIG
️ They're seeking to purchase a $100 billion military for a comparatively minuscule amount of equipment that will take roughly a decade to arrive. While it would only take months of Russian production to match.
️ Where will they receive the funding? Their economy is comparable to Russia, on paper. However, it lacks the tangible industrial base to produce the way Russia can.
️ They sent their tank fleet to Ukraine expecting to replace them afterwards. And then failed to secure a loan to buy new ones from Korea.
️ Poland lacks the means for long-term maintenance of a robust military, let alone training with it.
️ They're seeking to purchase a $100 billion military for a comparatively minuscule amount of equipment that will take roughly a decade to arrive. While it would only take months of Russian production to match.
️ Where will they receive the funding? Their economy is comparable to Russia, on paper. However, it lacks the tangible industrial base to produce the way Russia can.
️ They sent their tank fleet to Ukraine expecting to replace them afterwards. And then failed to secure a loan to buy new ones from Korea.
️ Poland lacks the means for long-term maintenance of a robust military, let alone training with it.
Russia has the same problem with their equipment.
TIRANA, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Opposition protesters pelted Albania's government building with petrol bombs and rocks late on Tuesday, accusing state officials of involvement in organised crime and corruption after their leader was placed under house arrest.
Thousands gathered in front of the government headquarters in the capital Tirana as riot police officers were called in to cordon off the office of Prime Minister Edi Rama. There were no immediate reports of injuries, serious damage or arrests.
The main opposition Democratic Party accuses Rama of nepotism and corruption which it says are prompting many young people to emigrate for a better life in western Europe.
Protesters chose Tuesday for the rally in remembrance of Feb. 20, 1991 when pro-democracy demonstrators tore down the statue of Albania's longtime communist dictator Enver Hoxha.
"Today we are here to bring down Rama's regime, which is worse than Enver Hoxha's regime," said Syle Xhebexhia, who said he travelled over 100 km to attend the protest in Tirana.
It's a tactic that farmers all around Europe are doing to highlights the shortcoming that the European Union has implemented on farmers
When you look at the owners of Ukrainian farm land you’ll get a better understanding of what’s going on….
If I remember correctly, Ukraine was in a bad situation and Russia agreed to help and the west presented a plan yo help. The logical option was Russia….then Zelensky came to power and Ukraine went a different route(selling it’s land to the west companies vs just borrow money from Russia and development of economic ties)
And this where we’re at today….
Many of them European farmers know where’s going on…