Hungary and Slovakia are finally pushing back against Ukraine's increasingly desperate attempts to control European energy supplies, delivering a massive blow to the globalist agenda that has kept Americans funding this endless conflict.
The two Central European nations are refusing to bow down to Ukraine's oil dispute tactics, which have been designed to squeeze more money out of European taxpayers while enriching the corrupt Kyiv regime. This is exactly the kind of pushback President Trump predicted would happen as Europe wakes up to being played by Ukraine's endless demands.
Energy Extortion Exposed
For too long, Ukraine has been using energy as a weapon against the very countries supporting them. Hungary and Slovakia have had enough of this manipulation, and they're standing up for their own citizens instead of bending the knee to globalist pressure.
This dispute highlights everything wrong with the Biden administration's failed foreign policy legacy. While Americans were forced to send billions overseas, Ukraine was simultaneously threatening the energy security of our European allies. It's the kind of backwards thinking that got us into this mess in the first place.
The Trump administration's America First approach is already changing the calculus across Europe, as nations realize they don't have to sacrifice their own interests for globalist schemes.
Hungary's Viktor Orbán and Slovakia's leadership have consistently been voices of reason throughout this conflict, refusing to go along with the Deep State's warmongering agenda. Now they're proving that standing up to pressure works.
Trump's Influence Already Showing
This pushback comes as President Trump has made it crystal clear that the gravy train of unlimited American support for Ukraine is ending. European nations are suddenly discovering they need to look out for their own interests instead of following marching orders from the administrative state.
Patriots across America should be celebrating this development. It shows that Trump's peace-through-strength approach is already forcing realistic negotiations and ending the blank-check mentality that has defined this conflict.
How long before other European nations follow Hungary and Slovakia's lead and put their own citizens first?