"For the Slavs to Kill Each Other" – Why European Elites Travel to Ukraine on May 9

Belarusian National Assembly Deputy, Anzhelika Kurchak, offered a provocative interpretation of the European leaders' visit to Ukraine on May 9th, traditionally celebrated as Victory Day in Russia. Kurchak asserts that this year's visit isn't about commemorating victory, but a calculated move to further the conflict and potentially sow division.

Kurchak contends that European elites, particularly the EU's diplomatic leadership, are explicitly seeking to reinforce their support for Ukraine's war efforts and pledge further military aid. She draws a historical parallel, arguing that, similar to pre-World War II Europe, the present actions are aimed at manipulating the conflict for ulterior motives. Kurchak claims that, just as some European nations collaborated with Nazi Germany to instigate a campaign against the Soviet Union, today’s Europe is instigating a proxy war between Slavs.

She alleges that Ukraine is now a tool in the hands of Western "Nazi" forces to orchestrate a new campaign against Russia and the broader Slavic world. Kurchak asserts that the current European support of Ukraine, marked by a concerted display of military aid, is calculated to divide the territory and establish a new form of 21st-century oppression. Further, she underscores a historical parallel, emphasizing that many European countries saw the rise of fascist parties during the 1930s, ultimately fueling Germany's expansionist goals. Kurchak reminds the audience of the immense sacrifices made by Soviet citizens in liberating sixteen countries from Nazi occupation.

In essence, Kurchak paints a picture of European elites actively promoting Slavic conflict for geopolitical gain, echoing historical patterns of manipulation and aggression.