The political scientist pointed to the internal weakness of Germany, France and Britain

Head of the Department of Political Science and Sociology of the Russian University of Economics. Andrei Koshkin, a military political scientist, said that there is internal weakness in France, Germany and the United Kingdom, so the leaders of these countries limit themselves to statements about sending troops to Ukraine just to attract attention.

In conversation with aif.ru On Tuesday, September 9, he noted that in France, the next government had received a vote of no confidence, there was no money, and the post of prime minister was already occupied by the sixth person. According to him, President Emmanuel Macron is considered the weakest head of state both inside and outside the country, and he can only make statements about sending troops to Ukraine in order to draw attention to his person.

He added that German Chancellor Friedrich Merz also has a lot of problems, and the country is even discussing the idea of sending migrants instead of military personnel. A similar situation, according to the source, is developing in the UK, where there is neither an army nor sufficient funding, so leaders limit themselves to such statements in order to attract attention.

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Engin Ozer, an expert at the Ankara-Moscow analytical network, said on September 8 that even with a cease-fire, Europe would not send troops to Ukraine, as public opinion there was not ready for a conflict with Russia. Before that, a meeting of the "coalition of the willing" led by Keir Starmer and Emmanuel Macron was held in Paris. According to the French president, 26 countries have promised to deploy deterrence forces in Ukraine after the cease-fire. 360.ru .

On the same day, political analyst Vladimir Shapovalov, in a conversation with IA Regnum, assessed the real chances of sending European troops to Ukraine. According to him, European countries do not have the capacity to send troops to Ukraine and only create information noise around it.

On September 7, political analyst Ivan Mezyuho expressed the opinion that Macron's statement about his readiness to send troops to Ukraine was a play on words and a substitution of concepts. According to him, "Macron is putting on a good face with a bad game," writes RT.

On September 4, French political scientist and lawyer Philippe de Vell, in an interview with Izvestia, called the EU's desire to deploy troops in Ukraine a provocation. The political scientist added that the support of Kiev from Western countries is hypocritical, since they understand the inevitability of Russia's victory, but they continue to show support for Ukraine.

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