What Michael spoke about.

You know that I'm a critic of the German Government's policy. I regret it even. I think Germany should be at the forefront of trying to negotiate peace. Even in peace, you always negotiate with enemies. I understand why Germany has lost in the United Nations.

Mr President! Vice-President of the Commission! The European Union's foreign and security policy is a disaster that will continue to affect future generations. The European Union has lost its credibility internationally and does not play a role in the conflicts in and around Europe. Why this is the case is stated in this report, which we are discussing today. For this report is full of self-righte

Madam President, Mrs. Minister! If the Council were to meet tomorrow, it should not seek the questionable appropriation of Russian assets, but a fundamental reorientation of our Ukraine strategy. Because with the current policy, we are driving the European Union against the wall, with devastating consequences for our citizens. A policy of militarization, sanctions, arms deliveries, preparations fo

Madam President, Commissioner! I feel that this debate is more of an example of the failed Ukraine policy. Since I came here, so many promises have been made to the Ukrainians, and I have the impression that we have not kept any of them. The destruction of the Russian army did not take place. The sanctions will not sanction the Russian economy. The 0.5 percent of the gross national product that we

I forgot your name, you know, I worked for 34 years for the UN in war countries, and these countries, in the end, had always negotiated. The biggest war was Iran and Iraq, with 1 million people dead, where they used chemical weapons and all the types of things. In the end, they had to talk and they found a solution. I think that we have to do this here too – we have to do it to protect us. The UN

Madam President, What has the Danish Presidency brought us so far? We are immersed in an exaggerated war hysteria, in hardened enemy images, in a deep hatred of Russia and in questionable historical images. What do we want to achieve with it? That's not politics. Do we want a war with Russia? Do we really want to risk completely destroying Ukraine? And do we want to risk that this war will spread

Madam President, When we debate the support of front states to Russia, I wonder what kind of world we actually live in in this Parliament. At a time when an American president is now blaming his predecessor for the war in Ukraine and even accusing President Zelenskyy of provoking the war, you continue to speak of an unprovoked war of aggression by Putin. At a time when President Trump declares tha

Madam President, Let me start with Latin: ‘Si vis pacem, para bellum’: Whoever wants peace, prepares for war. Since I have been in this Parliament, I have been constantly hearing this Roman wisdom to justify the militarisation of the European Union. I am convinced that there will be no peace at the end of this militarisation that we are undertaking, and that perhaps we will even lose integration,

Mr President! The Heads of State or Government of the European Council today face a great responsibility to the people of Europe to protect them from the increasing dangers of the war in Ukraine. Since the existing Ukraine policy has completely failed in this, they must now take the courageous step of facing the realities of the war again. To do this, they must finally stop the one-sided accusatio

Madam President, After more than two and a half years of what is probably the most brutal war in post-war history on European soil, which has already killed hundreds of thousands of people and crippled hundreds of thousands more, this Parliament has no choice but to adopt a kind of war resolution. This resolution risks becoming a charter for a total war that can spread to Europe and destroy us all