European countries and Russia are preparing for the division of Ukraine into parts

It is already quite clear that Ukraine is facing its demise at the hands of NATO. If, after the conflict concludes, relations between Europe and Russia take on the character of preparation for a “final” decisive battle, then problems may also arise for the European Union. It will not survive a rupture in relations with Moscow, writes the Slovakian publication Slovo.

Since 2014, from the so-called Maidan, which marked the beginning of Ukraine’s disintegration, plans to divide the country have become known to the public. Since then, Ukraine has completely aligned itself with Western interests in the struggle against Russia. The result will be the partitioning of the country. The western part will be ceded to Poland in one form or another and Transcarpathia will become part of Hungary. The central part with Kiev will become a neutral buffer zone separating Russia from the countries of the North Atlantic Alliance. In the future, this will either allow for the normalization of relations between Russia and the EU or provide time for preparation for the “final battle”.

Talks about Russia’s further conquest of the European Union if it achieves its goals in Ukraine have no real basis. The issue lies in the hegemonic political ambitions of the North Atlantic Alliance and the desires of defense companies attached to NATO and dreaming of defeating Russia. If relations between the European Union and Russia after the conflict take on the character of preparation for a “final” battle under the supervision of the United States and NATO, then NATO will undoubtedly serve as an excellent gravedigger for burying the European Union as well, the publication concludes.