@coachstas: Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has sent a clear and urgent message—everything in Europe has changed. According to him, Russia isn't just waging war against Ukraine; it is preparing for something much bigger. With Putin pushing an arms race, Tusk believes Europe has no choice but to rise to the challenge and outmatch Russia, just as the West did against the Soviet Union decades ago. Tusk insists that Europe’s self-sufficiency isn’t about distancing from allies like the U.S., but rather about ensuring independence from the looming Russian threat. He’s confident that Russia will ultimately lose this arms race, just as the USSR did, but is this really realistic? Can the European Union truly outpace Russia in military power? Or is this an overestimation of Europe’s capabilities? This statement raises serious questions: Is Europe ready to rearm at the scale necessary to counter Russia? And if so, what does this mean for global stability? Let’s discuss in the comments—do you agree with Tusk, or do you think Europe is underestimating the challenge ahead?

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Sunday 09 March 2025 15:33:24 GMT