Comments by "Ni An 🇺🇦 Merci France from Sweden" (@nian60) on "Russian tanks spotted at a Nuclear Power Station | Ukraine: The Latest" video.

  1. Press briefing from Swedish EU minister Hans Dahlgren today. Sweden takes over the EU presidency from Czech Rep. on January 1st 2023. He said, quote: "We must continue to work with unity within our union, to continue to put pressure on Ruzia, continue to isolate Ruzia, but also continue to support Ukraine politically, economically, humanitarily, and not least, militarily. And to keep together this unity that we have had so far, it's been a bit shaky sometimes but it has held, and at the same time keep pushing for even more forceful actions. This might be a central issue during the Swedish presidency". 😊 He had Ruzia's invasion of Ukraine at the top of his Powerpoint page, with the most important agenda points. Ukraine will get strong support from Sweden. 💛💙 The EU presidency rotates between the EU countries, and lasts for 6 months at a time. Whoever is doing the presidency has to lead meetings between all the EU member states.
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  2.  @andrzejnowacki1563  Let who wait and see what? Not in Sweden, we should have the same warmth as we always do. I guess we get our oil from Norway. We don't really use gas, AFAIK. According to Anders Puck Nielsen there is enough energy for households in Europe. Industries might not have enough though.
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  3.  @Joeyknows924  Yes. I could barely believe it when they did that. Germany and France have been dreadful. They apparently learnt nothing from WW2. Without some other countries standing up for Ukraine things could have gone very badly. As in, the orcs could have been half way across Europe by now. I am very thankful for the response from the UK, the US, Poland and the Baltics.
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  4. Exactly. If Putler gets away with taking land, other crazy leaders will do the same.
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  5.  @andrzejnowacki1563  Guess the USA has more to do then. As does the EU.
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  6.  @andrzejnowacki1563  Aha, OK. Well, as I said, Sweden will be fine. My guess is that all Nordic countries will be OK. Further away than that I don't know, since I don't know enough about their situations.
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  7. While I understand your comment, people outside of the UK don't know that much about what Boris has done inside the UK. They only see what he does internationally. So, many people outside of the UK only judge Boris based on what he does abroad. I can see why this can be frustrating for people inside the UK. Just don't take out that frustration on Ukrainians, please. 🙂
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