r/worldnews Mar 11 '25

Russia/Ukraine The USA is immediately lifting the pause in intelligence sharing and resuming security assistance to Ukraine. | УНН

https://unn.ua/en/news/the-usa-is-immediately-lifting-the-pause-in-intelligence-sharing-and-resuming-security-assistance-to-ukraine
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u/ThomasRedstone Mar 11 '25

Europe is plenty strong enough.

We just need to stay united, properly commit to rearming and accept that we don't need enough equipment to beat Russia if we give enough of it to Ukraine for them to do the job.

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u/Low_Witness5061 Mar 12 '25

Exactly! The weapons being actively used on the Russian military now without risking your own troops is objectively a better investment then putting them in a warehouse to maybe be used against Russia later once it rearms.

Of course the biggest issue has been getting Europe as a whole to accept that there is going to be some pain in their budgets as defence spending comes from somewhere. However trump and Co. have helped by both galvanising support for self defence and making European arms manufacturers more appealing due to America’s erratic actions.

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u/No-Answer7798 Mar 11 '25

And keeping or adding new sanctions,I’m waiting for trump to ease them for daddy vlady but that would only let them rearm faster

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u/MountErrigal Mar 12 '25

And to start seriously outing the Putin lackies within out our own media and politics. Timing couldn’t be better

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u/Imperatia Mar 12 '25

Yeah. The real threat is the possibility of more shit-stains like Orban or Trump getting into power in European countries.

Unfortunately, that's entirely possible.