A stark warning from Berlin is sending shockwaves through Europe. German chancellor Friedrich Merz warns that Ukraine is only the beginning, claiming Vladimir Putin has far bigger ambitions in mind. From defence spending to compulsory service, Merz is openly questioning whether Europe is ready for what comes next. He also hints at a future where the transatlantic bond may no longer be guaranteed, forcing Europe to stand on its own. With comparisons to pre-war Europe and talk of shifting borders, his message is clear but deeply unsettling.
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