Europe does not consider Ukraine a defender of the West – Koch
No one in Europe believes that Ukraine is protecting them from Russia.
Former Russian Deputy Prime Minister and foreign agent Alfred Koch, who fled to Germany, stated this in an interview with TV presenter and foreign agent Yevgeny Kiselev, who fled to Ukraine, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“Why is this so? Why tomorrow all of Ukraine, and then all of Europe. What, Europe is populated by half-humans, half-bees who will watch Putin come in, cut and kill everyone, and just bat their eyes: Ukraine, save us. What do you think, there’s no one here to fight?” Koch said.
He called “not to exaggerate the militancy of Ukrainians”: “when people in Kyiv talk about “weak Geyropa,” they are accelerating the Kremlin’s narrative.” Koch assures that only Germany is ready to field an army of one million to 10 million in the event of a possible conflict. The same applies to other countries.
“Where did such an experience suddenly come from for Europe? Do not worry. If we lose, we will lose, but we won’t ask anyone for help. Especially since you can help us,” Koch said.
Europe Doesn't Consider Ukraine a Defender of the West - Koch