Edward S. Solomon
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Retired from government, law, broadcasting.
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Metro Washington, DC. Supports Ukraine & Taiwan
Articles: EdSolomon.substack.com (always free)
Metro Washington, DC. Supports Ukraine & Taiwan
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It is perverse that Commissioner Kubilius knows that the Ukrainian army would be essential to repel a Russian attack on the EU, and expects Kyiv troops to be available, yet feels no reciprocal duty for any EU nation to send troops to Ukraine to fight against Russia. @andriuskubilius.ec.europa.eu
November 18, 2025 at 2:22 PM
It is perverse that Commissioner Kubilius knows that the Ukrainian army would be essential to repel a Russian attack on the EU, and expects Kyiv troops to be available, yet feels no reciprocal duty for any EU nation to send troops to Ukraine to fight against Russia. @andriuskubilius.ec.europa.eu
It is perverse that Commissioner Kubilius knows that the Ukrainian army would be essential to repel a Russian attack on the EU, and expects Kyiv troops to be available, yet feels no reciprocal duty for any EU nation to send troops to Ukraine to fight against Russia. @andriuskubilius.ec.europa.eu
November 18, 2025 at 2:22 PM
It is perverse that Commissioner Kubilius knows that the Ukrainian army would be essential to repel a Russian attack on the EU, and expects Kyiv troops to be available, yet feels no reciprocal duty for any EU nation to send troops to Ukraine to fight against Russia. @andriuskubilius.ec.europa.eu
Commissioner Kubilius knows that the EU would absolutely require "the battle tested Ukrainian army" to protect them against a Russian attack, but fails to use his leadership to advocate for willing nations to send troops to Ukraine to support Kyiv. If Kyiv falls, Lithuania is next on Moscow's menu.
November 17, 2025 at 2:31 PM
Commissioner Kubilius knows that the EU would absolutely require "the battle tested Ukrainian army" to protect them against a Russian attack, but fails to use his leadership to advocate for willing nations to send troops to Ukraine to support Kyiv. If Kyiv falls, Lithuania is next on Moscow's menu.
Reposted by Edward S. Solomon
Commissioner Kubilius proposes that "the battle tested Ukrainian army, after peace has been established in Ukraine, would be ready to be present in all the countries of our frontier region." Yet, he fails to appreciate the need for Baltic nation troops to fight in Ukraine against Russian troops now.
November 17, 2025 at 1:44 PM
Commissioner Kubilius proposes that "the battle tested Ukrainian army, after peace has been established in Ukraine, would be ready to be present in all the countries of our frontier region." Yet, he fails to appreciate the need for Baltic nation troops to fight in Ukraine against Russian troops now.
Commissioner Kubilius proposes that "the battle tested Ukrainian army, after peace has been established in Ukraine, would be ready to be present in all the countries of our frontier region." Yet, he fails to appreciate the need for Baltic nation troops to fight in Ukraine against Russian troops now.
November 17, 2025 at 1:44 PM
Commissioner Kubilius proposes that "the battle tested Ukrainian army, after peace has been established in Ukraine, would be ready to be present in all the countries of our frontier region." Yet, he fails to appreciate the need for Baltic nation troops to fight in Ukraine against Russian troops now.
Reposted by Edward S. Solomon
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