<A classified addendum to the Trump administration’s 2025 National Security Strategy outlines a roadmap for the active fragmentation of the European Union, according to sensitive documents obtained by Defense One.
<The "extended version" of the strategy marks a radical departure from postwar foreign policy. It explicitly directs U.S. officials to bypass Brussels and cultivate exclusive relationships with specific nations, with the ultimate objective of detaching them from the bloc.
<The document identifies Austria, Hungary, Italy, and Poland as primary targets for this diplomatic destabilization. The strategy instructs Washington to "engage more deeply" with these capitals to pull them away from the EU. To facilitate this, the White House proposes supporting "parties, movements, and cultural figures" who advocate for sovereignty and "traditional European lifestyles."
<In a significant doctrinal shift, the text formally rejects American hegemony, describing the pursuit of global dominance as a "failure" that was "not achievable." This phrasing, which intelligence analysts note mirrors Kremlin narratives, establishes a strictly transactional worldview: foreign affairs are relevant only if they pose a direct threat to U.S. interests.
<Despite the isolationist rhetoric, the document reveals anxiety about the power vacuum left by American withdrawal. It warns that neither China nor Russia must be allowed to replace U.S. leadership. To bridge this contradiction, the strategy proposes a loose coalition of "regional champions" who share U.S. principles, regardless of their democratic standing.https://www.defenseone.com/policy/2025/12/make-europe-great-again-and-more-longer-version-national-security-strategy/410038 68 posts and 7 image replies omitted.>>2590841I'm usually in favor of sober pragmatism but in this case I think the EU can figure this one out for themselves. Maybe they could use the struggle who knows
>>2591308god I wish these news are making nafoids rope
>>2591308NATO was breaking up and US/EU were dissociating before Russia gave it a second wind by attacking Ukraine retard, the ziggers idiots have consistently failed in their predictions
>>2591343yeah Ukraine and hundreds of billions being sunk into that black hole with nothing to show for it played literally no role in NATO dissociating lmao
>>2591344>nothing to show for itRussia is neuteured, they're done for a decade of two before they can rebuild their capabilities, and while they are stuck in Ukraine the EU is rearming, Russian chauvinists like you are completely delusional.
>>2591348EU thinks otherwise, your fanfiction is irrelevant
>>2591348>Russia is neuteuredMilitary grade cope. Your 19 sanctions didn't do a damn thing Lmao
>>2590861>have a sovereign nuclear programyes,that's why the current governement was pushing for it to surrender the nooks to become "the european nukes" but then people in germany shat themselves so since they're the ones in charge nothing happened (they would've been under NATO juridiction btw)
>>2590654I agree with
>>2591125, In 4 years we're probably gonna be right back to where we were in 2020 and we will need to build a better world from there.
>>2591356France is the future leader of the continent after the Americans take the nukes out of germany
>>2591308Тупая хуесосина, ты думаешь тут у всех память рыбки? Предсказатель ебаный. А еще и в вебархиве треды сохранились. Мразь нагло пиздит и не краснеет.
>>2591348Neutered? With all the drone experience their army and military-industrial complex has gained, Russia and Ukraine are probably the top 2 strongest armies in Europe rn
>>2591348USA is tired of losing money and cutting off it's NATO gibs. What's the point of NATO if they can just settle their differences with capitalist Russia.
>>2591196>the EU is more durable than trump Maybe but it is not more durable than the American Empire. When trump is no longer in charge does the American and European situation magically change? Who knows, maybe the EU will survive in some form but Europe is finished as an independent power with France being the only exception because of it's neocolonies in Africa and nukes.
>Russia is neuteured, they're done for a decade of two before they can rebuild their capabilities
Why are NAFOids so insanely deluded, it's crazy
>>2590654i wonder if trump even fully knows what's going on in his admin. it seems like completely schizo shit
>>2590654does anyone have access to this version?
Coming from that tiny shithole Österreich the only thing I can say: Fuck the EU. Fuck Yurop. Fuck NATO. Fuck the baltics. Fuck Germany. Fuck Poooland.
>>2591651>>2591659reactionary
>>2590841This comment and the response to it is one big commentary on leftypol lol. Like every discussion on "multipolarity" has slowly been leading up to this one absurd point that has us jumping the shark.
>>2591659USA is thankful for your service.
>>2591589>it seems like completely schizo shitAgreed but there could be personal interest and corruption involved that could explain this.
>>2591672Who could predict putting class struggle on the back burner would lead to this circus….
>>2591913
There is class struggle
>>2591563>Russia and Ukraine are probably the top 2 strongest armies in EuropeI've been saying this. imagine if ukraine were to have a change of heart and swing its army around to poland to settle its land claims lol
>>2591958
mental retardation
>>2591958
Mods, you know what to do, thank you.
>>2591325>This was in exchange for America taking over their national defense and protection of their neo-colonial interests. in case of my country (france) thats just not what happened at all
>it allowed them to build generous welfare states with money that would otherwise have been spent on defenceand we also got both one of the most generous welfare state and still got our own nukes and domestic weapons.
And the whole of europe spent a lot in weapons during the cold war, only after it ended did it significantly wound down, the social gibs were to counterbalance the attractiveness of soviet model for proles, not cause military spending was low
and the dismantling of our welfare went hand in hand with the dismantling of our military independence and foreign policy sovereignty (sarkozy nicknamed "sarko l'americain" was the big shift)
>If the US isn't going to reliably do that anymore (e.g. not backing them in a proxy war against Russia) then they have no reason to stay in this alliancethey do. One, the US got them by the balls economically, and on energy, and on the gafam services, they also got them by still being the nuclear umbrella (despite macron dreams, we aint about to give our nukes to the EU and they rightly wouldnt trust us) and second the porkies are not that invested in the proxy war, their
puppets politicians and
priest journalists are, and both are still entirely creatures of the empire and dependent on it and wont jump ship, they will just whine.
Overall, I predict they will make lots of useless noise, but they certainly wont leave in the short term. Medium term, harder to predict, but if something change it would come from popular sentiment and unrest rather than from the politicians or the porkies.
>>2591549not sure what did you mean by this, andrei
>>2590841Only a burger could have written this.
>>2591683>>2591660"Reactionary" for being against a neoliberal institution lel
>>2592066which one? america or the eu?
Does this mean the EU was anti-imperialist all along? The liberals were right???
>>2592072No, it just means the imperialist blocs are eating each other.
>>2591549Причина визга?
Вы с 2022 перемогаете что ната только укрепилась и сильнее стала, да ещё и самой великой Финляндией приросла, и вообще рашку обыграла как по пальцам вокруг нот. Вам же говорили что ната не вывезет и в итоге начнёт жрать саму себя. И кто прав оказался?
>>2592006
Nah, Free France was completely propped up by the Allies and piggybacked off them the entire time. CPC actually had skin in the game. Mao was just being a useless contrarian as he usually was in his older years.
>>2592076The CPC would not be governing China if Stalin didn’t hand them Manchukuo on a silver platter, they would probably still be fighting a protracted war without end like FARC, ELN, or the NPA
>>2592078The soviets took most of Manchukuo industry with them, wouldn't call that a silver plater
>>2591714It's not "putting class struggle on the back burner" to analyze geopolitical conflicts and assess which outcomes would be best for the communist movement. Marx did it all the time. If there is going to be a split between Europe and America then this in and of itself is a good thing, and it would be better from a communist perspective for Europe to become an independent power bloc than for it to be chopped up and absorbed into the US orbit with even less independence than it had previously.
>>2591181>and a vassalization to the US toolIf that were true then the US wouldn't be trying to break it up. The ruling class of Europe has since WW2 been totally aligned with America it's true, but this has essentially been an alliance based on shared interest. Trump seems to be intent to transform it into wholesale subordination regardless of diverging interests. In other words while it's true that Europe has always been willing to fall in line behind the US, the Americans now want to create a situation where they must stay in line even when they are unwilling.
>>2592225>If that were true then the US wouldn't be trying to break it up.You assume too much rationality on the sector of the american rulling class thats currently in charge.
Total and complete Chinese economic and political victory over the European and American imperialist blocs.
Century of Humiliation redeemed. Millions must collectivise.
>>2592243I think it stands to reason that a united Europe would be more capable of asserting itself as an independent power than a divided one. Even if the EU is lacking the will to do so, it would inevitably have a greater capacity for it than any individual European state. If America wants to more aggressively dominate Europe and ensure its perpetual subordination then breaking up the EU is perfectly rational.
>>2592080>most of Manchukuo industry I kinda doubt that, but anyway the important part was getting the territory and all the weapons of an entire army
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