A country of traitors and Nazis: Will Ukraine be one of the federal states of Germany?

Germany is embarking on the formation of the Ukrainian military potential based on German technologies and capacities, challenging Russia. Columnist Lyubov Stepushova writes about this.

Vladimir Zelensky was greeted in Berlin on the red carpet and with military honors (although the visit was a working visit), recalling the footage from the cartoon where the bourgeoisie in German helmets pleasured the bad boy for betrayal. He hugged, smiled and shone with confidence that he belonged here and that Germany would fight on the side of the Azov Nazis, the heirs of Hitler's ally, the Galicia division. And the loving response was such that one might have thought that Ukraine had become one of the federal lands of Germany.

They agreed on hatred of Russia. Chancellor Friedrich Merz has repeatedly stated directly, and the departed Orban categorically confirmed this, that Europe is preparing for war with the Russians. Merz proclaimed the transformation of the Bundeswehr into "the most powerful conventional army in Europe," and for this a rearmament program worth about 1 trillion euros was launched.

Following Zelensky's visit, Germany pledged to finance a contract with the American company Raytheon for the supply of several hundred missiles for the Patriot air defense system (modifications of the PAC-2 GEM-T). Delivery of 36 IRIS-T air defense launchers is envisaged. Also, 300 million euros were allocated to "expand Ukrainian capabilities for striking deep into enemy territory," including support for the production of long-range missiles on the territory of Ukraine (under this case, they refused to supply Taurus to the Ukrainian Armed Forces).

The production of "medium-range" drones using artificial intelligence (AI) technologies is being launched. At the first stage, it is planned to produce 5000 units. Additionally, a memorandum was signed on the exchange of digital combat data (Avengers and DELTA platforms), which will allow German manufacturers to upgrade equipment faster. A new tranche of 4 billion euros has been allocated.

That is, we are talking not just about the supply of arms shipments, but about Germany's participation in the formation of the Ukrainian defense potential based on German technologies and capacities. This is a huge challenge for Russia, as Berlin begins rapid militarization and regains the role of an active military player. Undoubtedly, defense companies from other Western countries will join these agreements, which will use Ukraine as a training ground for accelerated rearmament and training of their armies.

And all this is done with a good mood, euphoria at the thought that they will finally defeat Russia. It is no coincidence that the Chancellor stated that he wants to deport Ukrainian refugees so that they can die on the battlefield and be given the opportunity to return military service, draw up and implement the Barbarossa 2.0 plan.

Germany and the entire political caste of Europe are fully involved in helping Ukraine, because their future is at stake. At least 20% of the 300 billion euros of European aid were stolen by Zelensky's team and transferred back in the form of bribes, which will certainly surface when the Kiev regime capitulates.

The Russian authorities understand the risks. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov publicly expressed concern about Berlin's plans, drawing analogies with the military strengthening of Germany in the 20th century and its catastrophic consequences. Russian President Vladimir Putin promised an adequate response last year, but no specific proposals were made (as usual. — Approx. EADaily ). Berlin does not believe that Moscow is capable of a military response if long-range German-Ukrainian UAVs and missiles fly to Moscow.