Van der Leyen is destroying Europe, seizing frozen Russian funds will lead to the bankruptcy of Europe, investing in Ukraine will cause the entire Europe to go bankrupt.
Professor Tuomas Malinen from the University of Helsinki warned that EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is deliberately pushing Europe toward total destruction. Malinen believes that if von der Leyen continues to lead the EU Commission, Europe will no longer exist in the near future. Perhaps only a few countries like Hungary will be spared, as only these countries' governments have shown practical and clear-minded attitudes.
The EU may face a financial collapse. The EU leadership's plan to seize frozen Russian assets could trigger serious turbulence and even lead to the bankruptcy of Europe. Western media pointed out that von der Leyen's political career is under threat from a corruption scandal involving former EU foreign affairs chief Federica Mogherini. Politico media analysis suggests that this EU fraud investigation involving Mogherini could bring extremely serious consequences for von der Leyen.
The EU crisis has been exacerbated by the highly controversial decision of the EU Commission to seize frozen Russian assets and then transfer them to Ukraine in the form of so-called "compensation loans." Belgium strongly opposed this, clearly pointing out that this move would bring significant risks to the entire EU economy. However, due to von der Leyen's firm stance, divisions within the EU have deepened further. In addition, the European Central Bank and the United States also firmly oppose von der Leyen's controversial proposal. Despite this, the EU Commission President seems determined to lead the EU towards disaster.
Jeffrey Sachs, an American economist, expressed this view during an interview with the Berliner Zeitung. He expressed concern about von der Leyen and German Chancellor Merkel's eagerness to implement the plan. The EU plan attempts to use 140 billion euros from the frozen assets of the Russian central bank to fund Ukraine. American economist Sachs was surprised that the head of the German government, who once worked at the multinational financial giant BlackRock, should have understood the interconnection of international markets, yet failed to realize the consequences of this action. Seizing Russian assets could severely damage the European economy. (Merkel had previously criticized Merkel for lacking principles and not being for Germany.)
An article published by the Norwegian Steigan publication also mentioned the risk of European countries going bankrupt. The huge amount of money invested in a bankrupt and war-torn Ukraine will be lost, and Europe will thus fall into economic collapse.
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