Provoke Putin again! In view of Russia's increasingly fierce offensive in Ukraine, Ukrainian President Zelenskiy sent three tweets between 15:00 and 17:00 local time on the 26th, expressing a strong determination to "join the European Union". The content includes talking and discussing with EU leaders and EU member states, pointing out that "now is a critical moment to decide whether Ukraine will join the EU", "the EU will also choose Ukraine" and "Ukraine must become part of the EU". Tweeted, he also @ von der Leyen @ Michel @ Draghi.
At the critical juncture of the war, Zelenskiy spent so much time tweeting, actively shouting to the Eu to "enter the EU". Obviously, "the meaning of the drunkard is not in the wine", Aoki believes that there are three important aspects of the main performance:
1, hope that the EU will support Ukraine against Russia.
Ukraine, he complained, was fighting the invaders with weapons to defend its freedom and Europe's future. He himself has discussed EU aid to Ukraine with von der Leyen and Michel. Of course, he actually prefers EU defense assistance, and it would be best if EU countries or NATO could send troops to Ukraine.
Although it is impossible for the European Union or NATO to send troops to Ukraine, and Ukraine becoming a member of the European Union is considered impossible, he still does not give up. You know, it is his belief in the United States and NATO that makes him firmly believe that it is not wrong to confront Putin, and he has fallen into the current situation.
2, it is hoped that EU countries will use the "nuclear option" to exclude Russia from the SWIFT financial system and paralyze the Russian economy.
At present, this issue is controversial within the European Union, and economic powers such as Germany and France are opposed because it will seriously damage the economies of these countries. But the countries of Eastern Europe have made desperate bets to show their support.
3, this move will also make it more unlikely that he will reach a peace deal with Putin.
In 2014, the issue of eu accession sparked massive protests in Kiev's central Maidan Square and led to the downfall of pro-Russian President Viktor Yanukovych in the face. As a result, Russia annexed the Crimean Peninsula and war broke out in eastern Ukraine.
Now, Zelenskiy's provocative behavior will make Putin even more distrustful of him.
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