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This is CBSI in the world with Enetoo Leven, the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft.

Ukraine, it needs everything. Money, weapons, attackums, more attackums, F-16s,

the Russian aggression is not solved. Ukraine's maximalist position is we want Donbas, we want Crimea,

we want the Russians out and then we'll negotiate.

We come now to worry Europe is in this plan.

All of Schultz the Chancellor says EU must financially back Ukraine.

However, there have been by-election, state elections in Germany that suggests that all of Schultz's government is faced by a new party alternative for Deutschland.

And it's kindred of cane.

These are looking forward to be against the EU, against NATO, against the US, against Russia, against everything as far as I can understand.

I'm being general here.

However, it's a way of illustrating that Europe is no longer of one mind about Ukraine.

And then until we have a couple of minutes, I converse with Berlin about this and it's of course very sensitive.

You measure the UK as turning away in some fashion from continuing the war for a third winter, a third year,

and the rest of the EU are their doubts growing.

The UK, no. I mean, the UK will stick with America, whatever happens.

But the thing is that whatever European governments say in public, I was reading a recent piece about the EU summit in the financial times,

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