EU Warmongers 'Uncomfortable With Truth' About US & NATO Proxy War in Ukraine

MEP Mick Wallace previously accused the US and NATO of using Ukraine to undermine Russia, while warning that providing arms to Kiev was only going to prolong the conflagration.

"Warmongers" in the European Parliament have been accused of attempts to silence the truth about the "madness" of continuously fanning the flames of the Ukraine conflict by funneling weapons to the Kiev regime.

Michael Wallace, a member of the European Parliament (MEP) from Ireland's South constituency, went on Twitter to denounce the continuing US and NATO proxy war in Ukraine.

"Warmongers in the European Parliament are uncomfortable with the Truth about stupid US, NATO Proxy War - They'd like to silence anyone who has the cheek to expose the madness of pumping endless weapons into Ukraine condemning so many Ukrainians to die...", wrote Wallace.

Screenshot of Twitter post by Michael Wallace, an Irish politician and a Member of the European Parliament (MEP) from Ireland.

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Wallace, a member of the GUE/NGL Left group [Confederal Group of the European United Left/Nordic Green Left in the European Parliament], has repeatedly weighed in on the ongoing proxy war in Ukraine, and denounced how Washington's European allies willingly toe the line, pumping more and more military supplies to the Kiev authorities.

"Pumping more arms into Ukraine is madness," he claimed.

Screenshot of Twitter post by Michael Wallace, an Irish politician and a Member of the European Parliament (MEP) from Ireland.

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Western countries have been supplying Ukraine with various types of weapon systems, including air defense missiles, multiple launch rocket systems, tanks, self-propelled artillery and anti-aircraft guns since Russia launched its special military operation in Ukraine in February 2022. Amid this US-spearheaded resolve to prop up Kiev authorities, MEP Wallace has claimed that Ukraine was being used by the United States and NATO to undermine Russia "down to the last Ukrainian”.

Speaking on a local Irish radio station, he said providing arms to Ukraine was only going to prolong the war. They would “give all the guns” to prolong the conflagration, he added. Furthermore, there shall be no peace or stability as long as NATO exists, Wallace warned.

“You’d be killed for saying it, but Europe needs a different security structure and Russia is part of Europe,” said the MEP.

Last year, Wallace, with another Irish MEP, Clare Daly, defended his decision not to vote in favour of a European Parliament resolution urging increased military support for Ukraine. "We don't believe that pouring more weapons into Ukraine is a good idea. We think more Ukrainians will die and it's going to have a terrible effect on an awful lot of people," he had stated.

Daly added that she disagreed with a one-sided narrative that excuses the Western role in what is now happening.

"I urge a ceasefire, negotiations and genuine EU efforts to secure a peace. I oppose the policy of collective punishment, sanctions that also hurt European citizens, the flooding of Ukraine with weapons, and other actions that escalate the war and run the risk of igniting a direct conflict between NATO and Russia."

Since Russia launched its special military operation in Ukraine on 24 February 2022, the so-called collective West started drumming up military support for the Kiev regime, and sending weapons there. Moscow repeatedly warned the US, its NATO allies, other European leaders of the folly of weapons support for Kiev, underscoring that it risked turning the Russia-NATO “proxy conflict” in Ukraine into a global conflagration.