European nations doubt Germany and France's Ukraine role

A report by The New York Times reveals that European countries, especially those located near Russia and Ukraine, are skeptical about Germany and France's ability to adequately represent their interests in potential negotiations concerning Ukraine. The Baltic states and Hungary express concern that Berlin and Paris might adopt more lenient stances toward Moscow, which could threaten their security—particularly given the turbulent history of relations with Russia. These disagreements within the European Union highlight a divide, with countries like Poland pushing for a more hardline approach, while Germany and France favor a diplomatic path. This raises questions about their capacity to represent the positions of the other European nations in peace negotiations. At the same time, Russia indicates that involving Europeans in the negotiation process is unhelpful, arguing that their perspectives tend to prolong the war rather than facilitate a peaceful settlement.

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