Dodik: Russia will not be defeated, the EU will pay for its irrational decisions for decades
핵심 요약
- The President of Republika Srpska, Milorad Dodik, stated that he does not expect the Ukraine war to end anytime soon.
- He argued that the EU's insistence on prolonging the war is destroying their own economies and that Russia will not be defeated.
- He attributed the decline in the German economy to the cutting off of cheap energy flows from Russia.
- He evaluated the Vladimir Putin era as 'luck' for the EU in terms of Russian leadership.
The President of Republika Srpska, Milorad Dodik, stated that the European Union is prepared to continue the war in Ukraine until the last Ukrainian, but that the essence of the conflict is a struggle to bring Russia to its knees. Dodik suggested that Russia will not be defeated and that the EU, which is destroying its own economy, will suffer the consequences of its irrational decisions for decades.
Stressing that EU countries are trying to achieve their own goals and interests at the cost of others' blood and lives, Dodik emphasized that the war will not end anytime soon. He stated that although the war continues only on Ukrainian territory, the main goal is to break Russia. He added to his words that this insistence returns to the EU as a process of destroying its own economy.
Citing the statement of German Chancellor Merz, Dodik stated that the German economy is in a constant decline because it relied on cheap energy coming from Russia. Dodik also claimed that the EU is lucky to have Vladimir Putin at the head of Russia; otherwise, the consequences could have been much more tragic.
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- What does Milorad Dodik think about the course of the Ukraine war?
- Dodik states that the war will continue for a long time and that the EU is trying to achieve its goals at the cost of others' lives.
- What does Dodik claim about the EU economy?
- He suggests that the insistence on continuing the war is destroying the EU economy and that countries deprived of cheap Russian energy are experiencing a decline.
- How does Dodik evaluate Vladimir Putin?
- According to Dodik, the EU is lucky because Vladimir Putin is at the head of Russia; otherwise, the consequences could have been much more tragic.