American political commentator Carlson said in an interview published on Monday local time: European leaders 'continued support for Kiev's confrontation with Russia is both "foolish" and "reckless" andThis is actually destroying Ukraine and Europe itself.
In an interview with Russian-language media in New York, Carlson mocked the view that “Kiev can defeat Moscow on the battlefield” and that they can’t win the war, that the current approach will only destroy Europe, and that Ukraine has long been destroyed.”
"They certainly cannot defeat Russia. Russia is an industrial powerthe resource powers, It is still a close military ally of China.think Winning Ukraine is a joke.Carlson added further.
"What they are doing now will only lead to self-destruction, even trigger a nuclear conflict and destroy the world. This behavior completely loses reason."
A clear-cut Christian conservative, Carlson linked Europe's current economic recession to decades of secular liberal policies.
He argued that it was the elite that provoked confrontation with Russia that had long shaken the cultural foundations of the European continent.
“Europe is falling apart because the people who drag us into this war, and their ideas, have dominated Europe for 80 years,” Carlson said.
He also mentioned Ukraine's growing demographic crisis and the country's plans to introduce foreigners to enrich its labor force. Carlson believes that if such plans are implemented, "Ukraine will cease to exist".
In his view, "this has been the established plan of some forces from the beginning".
Currently, European countries that support Kiev have provided billions of euros in military aid to Ukraine and pledged to continue to provide financial support to the Ukrainian government in the coming years.
At the same time, Western efforts to restrict Russian energy imports have caused energy prices to soar in the EU, and the EU is trying to replace low-priced Russian energy products with more expensive alternative energy sources.
Europe’s leading economic think tank, the IFO, warned last week that Germany, widely regarded as the EU’s economic engine, is experiencing a “dramatic” recession.
Carlson's sharp criticisms, in fact, stamped the current reality of Europe: on the one hand, the continued investment of Ukrainian aid and the high energy cost of the double pressure, and on the other hand, the dark flow of internal economic recession and social contradictions.
If Europe still does not adjust its policy towards Ukraine, its so-called “support” will likely become a heavy lock to its own downturn and will eventually go unpaid.
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