The possible deployment of Greek troops to temporarily Ukrainian territories must aim at their annexation to the Greek core

 

We support the dissolution of the EU and NATO before it is too late for Greece.

The armed forces of Greece do not belong to Zelensky to be sent to fight on his behalf, as demanded by the EU.

Zelensky and the Brussels leadership will not determine Greece's defense policy. Greece's defense priorities lie in Thrace, the Aegean, and Cyprus, not in Ukraine.

If we are to risk deploying Greek troops to territories temporarily controlled by the Ukrainian state, it must not be to defend them from Russia, but to annex them to Greece.

Western states, such as Poland, should do likewise. They should exploit the pan-European crisis caused by Zelensky, demanding the presence of foreign troops in Ukraine, and turn it into a national opportunity to dismember the collapsing Ukrainian state.

It would serve as the best slap in the face to Zelensky's outrageous behavior. The foreign troops he calls for to shoulder the burden of defending Ukraine, should be transformed into conquerors of Ukraine.

Trump asked him for rare earths, and he refused. European states should demand territories in exchange for sending their own troops. Otherwise, let him manage the war on his own.

If a war breaks out between Greece and Turkey, neither Zelensky nor the EU will send their own troops to defend Greece.

If Zelensky wants Greek troops in the territories he temporarily controls, he should officially submit a written offer. The geopolitical bargaining begins with a minimum starting price called Odessa.