МЕРЦ ТРЕБУЕТ ОТ КИТАЯ УСИЛИТЬ ЮАНЬ. ЭТО ПРИЗНАНИЕ ПОРАЖЕНИЯ

🔷Subscribe to my Telegram: https://t.me/murayevUA After the G7 summit, Merz called on Europeans to force China to strengthen the yuan by 30%. This sounds like an attempt to repeat the 1985 Plaza Accord, when the US also pressured Japan to weaken the dollar. But there's a problem: now the collective West itself depends on China, not the other way around. In this issue:— Todor Zhivkov's 1998 quote about the decay of the West is still relevant today— Why Europe is the source of all troubles—not as a union, but as a defender of the globalist project— The 1985 Plaza Accord: How the US pressured Japan and why it's impossible now— The West's dependence on China: manufacturing and rare earth metals— Merz acknowledges Europe's economic defeat with his statement— The EU unfroze a 90 billion loan—but allocates only 3.2 billion instead of 8— Funds only to cover the budget deficit—no military component— The second tranche will arrive in September, when Ukraine's reserves are once again zero— The forecast is confirmed: Europe is moving toward a compromise by the end of the year We talk about what's really happening behind the grandiose statements. Only facts and logic. 🕒 TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Todor Zhivkov's 1998 quote about the decay of the West 1:51 Europe is the source of all troubles as a defender of the globalist project 2:38 Merz's statement: force China to strengthen the yuan by 30% 2:58 The 1985 Plaza Accord: how the US pressured Japan 3:51 Why it's impossible now: dependence on China 4:35 Rare earth metals and production as China's leverage 4:56 Merz admits Europe's economic defeat 5:14 The EU unfroze a 90 billion loan 5:24 The first tranche is 3.2 billion instead of the promised 8 5:56 The tranche will arrive only in September 6:21 No military component - only a budget deficit 6:44 The second tranche in September when reserves will be zero again 6:58 The forecast is confirmed: Europe is moving towards compromise #evgeniymuraev #news #europe #ukraine #merz #china #yuan #tranche #japan #rare earths