This is the Friends of Mr. Debating Society.

I'm John Batsy with Professor H.J. McInder in International Relations.

Come ending on the split-screen wars, Middle East and Europe.

We're focusing on Europe now because it's been a year and a half, and Russia is a threat

to all of NATO and the EU.

The descent is in Poland, the descent is in Savakia, the descent is in Germany.

That's the voice descent.

We can say that the unvoiced descent now becomes loud because many of the nations are waiting

to see the leadership from the United States, and that no longer is monolithic.

One party, the Republican Party, which controls one House of the Congress at this point is

in disarray, however voiced it's refusal to continue funding Ukraine before the disarray

descendant.

So Professor Brussels point of view, they look to Russia, they see hostility, they look

to Germany and Poland, they see descent, they look to the United States, and there's a

large question mark, not only about the President Congress, but also the leading candidate for

the Republican Party, leading for the nomination and sometimes leading for the presidency, is

a man who very much clearly indicates that Europe must shoulder its part and that the

US has no interest in continuing the war.

So Brussels point of view, Professor.

I think that the emotional part of the European reaction, which in many ways is the most important,

the European states are rich, they're not particularly capable militarily, but they're

certainly capable of providing money and weapons supplies and economic aid to Ukraine.

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