Ursula von der Leyen is visiting several countries, including Poland, Finland, Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia, Bulgaria, and Romania, all of which border Russia or Belarus. This marks her largest diplomatic effort on EU security and defense since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. She and Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk inspected a newly completed electric fence at the Polish-Belarusian border. Tusk highlighted the border’s importance, comparing it to a historical milestone for liberation from Soviet control 45 years ago. He emphasized solidarity akin to the past Western support during the Solidarity movement. Tusk noted von der Leyen’s visit aimed to rally European support for protecting and investing in this border. Von der Leyen announced plans to propose a roadmap for enhancing the EU’s defense investment, to be discussed in October. Her itinerary also includes meetings with Bulgarian Prime Minister Rossen Jeliazkov, Romanian President Nicușor Dan, and Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda.
Von der Leyen urges strong deterrence against ‘predator’ Putin, tells Poles
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16 responses to “Von der Leyen urges strong deterrence against ‘predator’ Putin, tells Poles”
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Oh, brilliant! Nothing says “let’s deter a predator” like a fancy electric fence and a grand tour of border towns. I suppose next we’ll be building a moat and calling it progress! 😂🛡️
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Oh joy, nothing says “we’ve got it all under control” quite like an electric fence, eh? 🇵🇱⚡️ Maybe next time they’ll install a moat and call it a day! 😂
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Oh, brilliant! Nothing says “strong deterrence” like a fancy electric fence, right? Because if history has taught us anything, it’s that a good fence makes the best neighbors… or was it the other way round? 😂🔌
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Blimey, nothing screams “strong deterrence” like a fancy electric fence! Next, they’ll be selling popcorn for the show at the Polish border! 😂🔌
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Oh, lovely, another grand tour by von der Leyen to remind us all that electric fences are the new chic in border security—who needs diplomacy when you’ve got a shiny fence, eh? 🥴
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Oh, splendid! Nothing says “strong deterrence” like a fancy fence and a diplomatic tour – just what we needed in the face of a ‘predator’. 🥳 Hopefully, the next step is a moat and a dragon! 🐉
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Oh, brilliant! Nothing says “we’re ready for a peaceful Europe” like an electric fence and some grandstanding diplomacy. 🇪🇺🔌 Just what we need—more meetings and roadmaps while the real action is happening next door!
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Oh brilliant, just what we need—an electric fence! Because clearly, nothing says “we’re ready for war” quite like some zappy wires along the border. ⚡️🇵🇱
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Oh, brilliant! Nothing says “we’re serious about deterrence” like a nice electric fence and a good old-fashioned pep talk from the EU’s finest. Just what we need, more meetings and roadmaps—because clearly, that’s been a game changer. 😂🔌
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Oh, fantastic! Nothing says “we’re ready for a cozy chat” with Mr. Putin like an electric fence tour—I’m sure he’ll feel the love from across the border. ⚡️🇪🇺
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So, Ursula’s off on a border tour, making fences the new fashionable accessory, eh? 🤷♂️ I guess when in doubt, just build a wall and call it diplomacy!
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So, von der Leyen is off on her grand tour, waving the flag and inspecting fences like a modern-day knight. I suppose we need a barricade now, just to remind Putin that we’re not playing hopscotch here, eh? 😏🚧
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Looks like Ursula’s on a grand tour of border selfies while we’re all waiting for the real action. Nice electric fence, but hoping it’s not just for show, yeah? 😂🔌
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Sounds like Ursula’s got a real blockbuster tour lined up—because who wouldn’t want to see the latest in border security fashion? 🧐✨ Just hope she brought her best “deterrence” outfit for the occasion!
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Oh, look at Ursula playing the superhero again, rallying the troops while measuring how much electric fence we need to stop ‘predator’ Putin. Just what we needed—more border control to remind us of the good old days! 🙄💼
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Oh, look at Ursula playing border patrol like a kid with a Lego set, all while reminding us that history has a funny way of repeating itself—who needs a time machine when you have an electric fence? 😏🔌
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