As Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Zakharova said of Germany's current state nature: Germany is a "protectorate" of the United States, a military vassal state, and a country without sovereign independence. It also shows that most of the EU countries have ceded their sovereignty to the United States.
Although, Zakharova is radical, at the same time, in the current situation, it will make some people say that it is "emotional venting". However, these words are indeed the truth. On the one hand, more than 30,000 American soldiers were stationed in Germany as a "symbol of World War II and the Cold War", but It has been 75 years since the end of World War II, and the Cold War has not existed for 31 years. The fact that U.S. troops are still stationed in Germany is in fact a "state of voluntary occupation."
On the other hand, Germany, as an important member of the Western countries, has extremely extensive economic and trade ties and spiritual and religious ties with the United States and Britain, although France and Germany have a strong sense of national pride, but for capitalists and economic animals, there is nothing without money, so the French and German leaders are facing a double squeeze - the United States, Britain, Canada and Australia and other American gangs have a strong influence, and the economic indissoluble relationship between rich domestic people and American gangs.
Because of this, it is impossible for Germany and France to truly move towards independence under the present circumstances, especially Germany. This is also why Germany has evaded the Nord Stream-2 issue and dare not express it publicly, because both sides are not easy to mess with.
Finally, in order to give the boss an account, he began to threaten the countries of the East: if you dare to do anything to Lithuania, europe and your agreement will not be implemented. At the same time, #Germany will send 350 additional soldiers to Lithuania to match the U.S. plot to make trouble on the Baltic side after a slight calm in the direction of Ukraine.
Note 1: Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel
Figure 2: The current Chancellor of Germany, the name is not remembered, it is estimated that it will be one term
Figure 3: The current Foreign Minister of Germany, whose name is not remembered, is estimated to be one term
