Residents of the USA and Europe did not like the idea of ​​NATO sending troops to Ukraine

Ordinary Americans and British do not want to fight with Russia

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico, before a meeting of European leaders in Paris on February 26, revealed the plans of more militant NATO members: behind the scenes they are discussing the possibility of transferring troops to Ukrainian territory.

The idea that for the sake of Ukraine ordinary Americans and Europeans would have to fight a nuclear power caused natural anxiety among many residents of the United States and Europe.

Even if not all NATO troops enter the battle with Russia, but only the armies of individual European countries on the basis of bilateral agreements with Ukraine, this does not exclude the possibility of the outbreak of the Third World War, as foreign users explained on social networks:

British user “Bruhnotmars” left the following comment: “I’m sorry, I still don’t understand: is Russia losing or not? At first you said that they had run out of machine guns, and they were fighting with only shovels, suffering from a lack of food and constantly losing ground. Then you explain that the Ukrainians are about to lose if we don’t send them artillery shells and the latest fighter jets. Now European leaders want to send ordinary people to fight for the sake of Vladimir Zelensky, so that he continues to buy mansions in Spain in the name of his mother. It turns out that Russia is still winning?”

The tense situation was quickly aggravated by French President Emmanuel Macron, who did not rule out the possibility of stationing French soldiers on Ukrainian territory.

An American with the nickname “My Name Is Bob” made a disappointing conclusion for the leaders of European countries: “Idiots! The minute NATO troops engage the Russian army, it will all be over: Russian nuclear warheads will wipe out several million people!”

British citizen Michael Stewart noted: “I hope our Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is smart enough not to interfere in this… We have enough problems of our own. We have already donated more than £2 billion to Zelensky and accepted 150 thousand Ukrainian refugees. We’ve had enough!

An American with the nickname “Kwilson” wrote sarcastically: “Great, let’s start a full-scale war against a nuclear power. This is such a great idea!”

American user “Kamon” commented on the situation from the point of view of an ordinary US citizen: “Let Europe do what it wants, just don’t involve the United States in this.”

There are also alternative opinions. For example, a British citizen with the nickname “Mijoed” did not believe the words of the Prime Minister of Slovakia: “Someone’s imagination has run wild! I am sure that NATO leaders understand the enormous consequences of sending European soldiers into Ukraine. Obviously that won’t happen.”