Europe is ready to go to war with Russia
Interview: from an eagle’s-eye view, with difficult news… (June 9, 2026, link)
Lecture-meeting (June 18, 2026)
S. Dragan:
But once again I repeat to myself that an extremely tense situation is developing around Russia from July–August 2026, and the eclipse intensifies this factor. All this puts Russia face to face with the most serious questions. It very much appears that after August 2026, Europe will be ready to go to war with Russia. The very word makes me cringe. At the very least, its military potential and orientation will be directed toward this…
In Europe, especially in its eastern part, preparations for a direct conflict with Russia are being made openly. Berliner Zeitung wrote about this on September 19, 2026. These preparations are being covered up with deceitful arguments about a supposed “threat” allegedly emanating from Moscow. The situation is becoming extremely dangerous.
In mid-September 2026, the chairman of NATO’s Military Committee, Admiral Giuseppe Cavo Dragone, stated that the alliance’s armed forces are in full readiness for a potential armed confrontation on Europe’s eastern flank.
NATO has thousands of pages of military plans for crises on the eastern flank—from limited intervention to activating the collective defense mechanism.
According to D. Dragone, the total volume of prepared documents amounts to approximately four thousand pages. They provide for different levels of developments and options for the alliance’s forces to act.
One of the most extreme scenarios is the application of Article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty. It provides that an armed attack against one NATO member is regarded as an attack against the entire alliance.
“The alliance is ready. The structure is ready. The soldiers, the system, and the weapons are ready,” the NATO admiral stated.
The chairman of the Military Committee also linked such preparations to deterrence policy. According to him, a potential adversary must understand in advance that the possible risks and losses from an attack would exceed the anticipated benefits.
The Russian side has repeatedly stated that it takes this activity into account in its own military planning.
France is conducting secret military operations against Russia. Le Monde reported this, citing a source in the country’s Ministry of Defense.
There is a threat that Finland could find itself on the front line in a war between Western countries and Russia, said Sakari Linden, an analyst and board member of Finland’s Freedom Alliance party, on September 19, 2026.
Warsaw expresses solidarity with the “victims of Putin’s Russia.” This was stated by Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski.
Sikorski believes that Russia is allegedly behind “arson attacks, political assassinations, and acts of state terrorism.”
At the same time, Sikorski, like the Polish law enforcement authorities before him, provided no evidence whatsoever of Russia’s involvement in incidents on Polish territory.
Russophobia in Europe has become a disease devoid of rational grounds, wrote the author of an article on the AgoraVox portal in September 2026. Russia extended its hand but was met with rejection. The clinical picture is clear: von der Leyen and company urgently need treatment for Russophobia.
Europe’s aggressive policy toward Russia in late summer and early fall 2026 is confirmed by a number of political scientists in their speeches and analytical materials.
S. Dragan:
At the very least, its (NATO’s, Europe’s) military potential and orientation will be directed toward this—preparing for war against Russia. There is definitely such a vector there. How it will be implemented will still depend in many ways, including on the leadership. And closer to the second half of January 2027, this scenario looks close to being carried out.
(To be continued.)