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Fico says no weapons. EU plan to use €200B Russian assets now stuck.

🇸🇰🇷🇺 EU’S UKRAINE FUND HITS A SLAVIC WALL Brussels wants to raid frozen Russian assets – €200 billion worth – and spin the profits into a €140 billion lifeline for Ukraine. Sounds bold. Sounds united. Except it’s not. Slovakia just slammed the brakes. Prime Minister Robert… https://t.co/kukc5QqgGC pic.twitter.com/9PR5KjB6PG — Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) November 9, 2025

The first Euro crisis began in Greece over €200B in debt and was manageable. The next could start in France, with trillions at stake.

Paris is burning with anger and debt. Macron’s government is collapsing under its own numbers, and the streets are alive with people who have stopped listening to excuses. The country owes €3.3 trillion. Interest alone takes 7 percent of the budget and grows every day. Every attempt to cut €44 billion failed. Lawmakers crushed the …

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