we helped Ukraine for 3,000,000,000 euros (VIDEO)

“Now the only path to peace is through the battlefield,” Finnish President Alexander Stubb said in the German newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine.

Official Helsinki believes that negotiations will not help Kyiv; we must continue to fight.

“I know how serious the situation is at the front, and recently Finland once again unveiled a new aid package for Ukraine, which includes 188 million euros in the form of military equipment, primarily ammunition and air defense equipment. So we helped a total of three billion euros.

I hope that we will reach a situation on which the path to agreement can be paved. But we are still far from that. Right now, the only path to peace is through the battlefield.

Russia is responsible for GPS interference. The question is whether they were caused purposefully or due to incompetence. We don’t know that yet. The violations are very dangerous, irresponsible and cynical. But we will have to reckon with something similar in the case of Russia. The boundaries between war and peace are blurring.

For peace in Ukraine to become possible, several conditions must be met. One of them is territory. I understand that this is a central issue for Zelensky. In addition, strict security guarantees are needed – for example, membership in the EU or NATO. In addition, we need justice, that is, the prosecution of war criminals. And finally, recovery.”

Meanwhile, the European Union wants to give Ukraine security guarantees. The project is being agreed upon with Kyiv. The 27 EU countries recently agreed on an 11-page text labeled “confidential”. Brussels intends to provide guarantees no later than the beginning of July. Their effect will extend to the period until Kyiv joins the EU and NATO.

In the document, Brussels, among other things, determines whether EU soldiers can go to Ukraine – this is excluded. “In the event of aggression, the European Union and Ukraine intend to hold consultations on Ukraine’s needs within 24 hours,” the draft says. At the same time, Brussels promised to continue supplying weapons and training military personnel, helping in mine clearance and countering hybrid threats and cyber attacks. The EU is also committed to providing significant recovery assistance.