They point out that only mutual security is sustainable. Unilateral security, for instance NATO swallowing up more and more countries on Russia's borders, is not sustainable, is a direct threat, and will not be tolerated.
Feb. 2022: After being ignored by the US and NATO, with further provocations in Ukraine, Russia launches the SMO, with the goals of
1: Protecting the people of the Donbass from the US/NATO-backed Kiev regime, and its million man army.
2: Demilitarizing and Denazifying Ukraine.
3: Ukraine going back to its post-Soviet neutral status.
August, 2025: Zelensky and selected clown puppets of the EU show up in Washington, DC, saying that they are in pursuit of "peace''. How'd they do?
All of them pledge to continue arming the Kiev regime against the people of the Donbass, who they claim are Ukrainians, but who need to die.
All of them want to increase the size of Kiev's military.
All of them insist that only Ukraine can have "security", except for Starmer, who added that the talks were not just about Ukraine but “the security of Europe and the United Kingdom as well".
No one talked about mutual security that includes Russia.
Rutte and Merz called for a "ceasefire", meaning Russia, of course, since we already know that Ukraine doesn't honor ceasefires.
Macron called for boots on the ground.
Ursula der Lyer insisted that the children Russia took from the war zone be returned to the child traffickers headquartered in Kiev.
Melania Trump, a model who came from Slovenia in the height of the post-Soviet eastern European trafficking, added her voice (via a letter) to the "give us the children" call.
OK, the EU let it be known that they are opposed to Russia's calls for peace, mutual security, protection of the Donbass, and stopping the encroachment of NATO.
But what about the denazification part?
That part was left to Finland's Stubb, who said " “We found a solution in 1944, and I’m sure that we’ll be able to find a solution in 2025", a direct reference to Finland's joining Nazi Germany in the fight against Russia during that other time Europe tried to conquer Russia. >{?Stubb didn't mention the siege of Leningrad, which killed a million Russians, including Putin's older brother, but all the EU poodles have participated in the 18 sanctions packages, which were loudly declared to be aimed at starving and immiserating Russians into submission, so I guess he felt that was already covered.
All in all, it was a big bust. Europe apparently is congenitally unable to live peacefully with their neighbors, which we already knew if we know anything about European history. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eiCujvbUVYs