The European Union is looking for an alternative to NATO

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This newspaper wrote on Sunday, quoting sources that the authorities of EU countries are considering creating structures that can complement or replace NATO.

According to this newspaper, with the suspension of aid to Ukraine and the approach of the American elections scheduled for next November, European leaders, officials and diplomats are increasingly concerned about the need to interact on the issues. Security talks with former President Donald Trump and his allies, but it is difficult for them to do so.

This report further adds: “Europe has been monitoring American politics for months, and from the weakness of Biden, the American president is afraid in the polls.”

This newspaper adds in continue that Europe does not want to return to the days when Trump threatened the relationship between the two sides of the Atlantic and Europe was kept flourishing only under the umbrella of American security, he is afraid.”

An EU official said in an interview with this newspaper: “When the former and perhaps the future leader of the United States freely says that he will watch Russia attack NATO allies, we should We should reconsider America’s commitment to Europe and Ukraine.”

He adds: “We hope for the best but we have to prepare for the worst.”

In the days after Trump’s remarks, EU officials discussed behind closed doors a continent-wide alternative to NATO that would work in harmony with US security guarantees, the paper writes. , but it can also serve as a reliable alternative to NATO.”

These sources pointed out that “these consultations led to the usual disagreements”, adding: “France and Germany cannot agree on who will pay the costs, and Eastern Europe for The answer to Russia’s threats to Western Europe is not trusted.”

In addition, it is not clear whether they want to build a nuclear shield on the continent, and if so, how they will do it, the newspaper reported, citing its sources.

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The Washington Post explains that EU leaders are “concerned and outraged” that Trump is “cooperating” with Russia and his irresponsible comments about NATO.

The report also notes that many EU officials interviewed by the newspaper said they were “concerned about the fate of US aid to Ukraine”.