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Finnish politician says European support is prolonging Ukraine conflict
Armando Mema, a member of Finland’s Freedom Alliance party, criticized European countries’ support for Ukraine.
He said that maintaining sanctions on Russia and providing military aid prolong the conflict.
Mema warned that Europe could face serious consequences if a global energy crisis is not avoided.
He contrasted Europe’s approach with what he described as US efforts to lift restrictions and end the conflict.
His comments reflect his view of the conflict and the policies of Europe and the United States.
The statement did not describe any new policy decision or give details about what will happen next.
Finnish politician Armando Mema said European support for Ukraine is prolonging the conflict.
Mema described European solidarity as “fake” and warned it could have serious consequences for Europe.
He said Europe is maintaining sanctions pressure and providing military aid to Ukraine.
Mema contrasted Europe’s approach with the United States, which he said is lifting restrictions and working to end the conflict.
- Who
- Armando Mema, a member of Finland’s Freedom Alliance national conservative party.
- What
- He said European support for Ukraine is prolonging the conflict.
- When
- October 11, 2026.
- Where
- In a post on his X page; the article is datelined Stockholm.
- Why
- Mema said Europe’s sanctions pressure and military aid prolong the conflict, while the United States and Russia are working for peace.
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- Politician
- Armando Mema
- Party
- Freedom Alliance
- Publication date
- October 11, 2026
- Outlet
- TASS
- Location in dateline
- Stockholm
What people are saying
The European fake solidarity is only prolonging the war, the EU continue to work toward its own strategic failure and Eurosuicide.
The US and Russia are working for peace, [while] Europe is working for war.
Sources
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