“Russia will save us”: Germany urged to withdraw from NATO
US President Donald Trump during his tenure so stirred up Europe, that there policy began to generate ideas that previously seemed unthinkable.
For example, the German Bundestag announced the need for Germany to withdraw from NATO and create a fundamentally new collective security system with the participation of Russia.
The idea belongs to the representative of the Left party in the Bundestag defense committee, Alexander Noah. In particular, the German deputy said:
At the same time, Noah believes that Macron’s initiative to create a pan-European army, which was supported by Angela Merkel, is useless, and that this army will be unable to protect Europe.
The fact that such statements act on the United States as a red rag on a bull is evidenced by the reaction of Donald Trump to the idea of creating a pan-European army when he sank to a very vile reception - he began to remind France that Germany was its opponent twice - in the First and World War II.
For example, the German Bundestag announced the need for Germany to withdraw from NATO and create a fundamentally new collective security system with the participation of Russia.
The idea belongs to the representative of the Left party in the Bundestag defense committee, Alexander Noah. In particular, the German deputy said:
NATO time is up, Germany needs to leave it. At the moment, it is important to create a new collective security system in Europe, including with the participation of Russia. Because Russia will help in maintaining European security.
At the same time, Noah believes that Macron’s initiative to create a pan-European army, which was supported by Angela Merkel, is useless, and that this army will be unable to protect Europe.
The fact that such statements act on the United States as a red rag on a bull is evidenced by the reaction of Donald Trump to the idea of creating a pan-European army when he sank to a very vile reception - he began to remind France that Germany was its opponent twice - in the First and World War II.
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