US EditionLeaked files ‘show US wants to persuade four nations to leave EU’
The leaked unpublished US National Security Strategy seeks to strengthen ties with Austria, Hungary, Italy, and Poland to pull them away from the EU, supporting nationalist movements.
- The Trump administration has a strategy to `Make Europe Great Again` by targeting Austria, Hungary, Italy and Poland for EU departure, according to a leaked document.
- Framing its rationale, the document said the classified version of the US national security strategy warned of `civilisational erasure` from mass immigration and urged reorienting toward selective partnerships.
- To reshape international alignments, the plan suggests creating a new C5 forum to sideline the G7, while noting Trump has mused about Russia or China joining the G7.
- The White House denied any alternative classified version exists, with spokeswoman Anna Kelly telling Defense One, and strongly pushed back as the alleged document alarms Europe.
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Poland, Italy, Hungary and Austria are to leave the EU. That is the goal of US President Donald Trump, according to a secret continuation of the US's new security strategy that the website Defence One has seen.
A leaky draft of the US security strategy is intended to show that the US government is trying to split the EU. Supposedly, the US is planning to remove four countries from the Union. How realistic is that?
U.S. Wants to Persuade Four Nations to Leave EU
“The Trump administration wants to persuade four more countries to leave the European Union to ‘Make Europe Great Again’, according to reports of a longer, still-classified version of the U.S. national security strategy released last week,” the Times of London reports. “There are also suggestions of creating a new elite C5, or Core Five, forum of world powers to sideline the G7, comprising America, China, India, Japan and Russia.” “The four EU c…
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