The EU’s pro-war, globalist, anti-American leaders are doing everything in their power—including weighing what’s being called a “nuclear option” of deliberately shaking the foundations of the U.S. economy—to block a peace settlement in Ukraine, even as President Trump advances direct negotiations aimed at finally ending the nearly four-year-long inter-Slavic war.
According to reports, the globalist bloc in Europe is threatening to sell-off $2.34 trillion in US Treasury holdings if Trump withdraws support for Ukraine—an action that some analysts claim could trigger a downturn more severe than the 2008 crash.
Recently, behind closed doors, American and Ukrainian delegations met again in Miami, signaling Washington’s renewed push for a peace settlement instead of endless military escalation and the unending flow of cash into what many see as the black pit of corruption within the Ukrainian government.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio joined Trump’s Russia envoy Steve Witkoff and adviser Jared Kushner for the talks. Trump said afterward there is “a real shot at a deal,” reinforcing his long-held promise to stop the war before it spirals further.
Europe’s entrenched ruling class—deeply unpopular at home while increasingly irrelevant geopolitically— however, is panicking at the idea of peace breaking out on terms they and their globalist backers cannot control. Brussels and Berlin fear Trump may reset relations with Moscow and sideline the EU, which has spent years posturing as the moral authority of the Western alliance.
According to reports, one European intelligence service distributed internal memos warning that Trump’s outreach to Russia could upend NATO’s preferred strategy. These documents accuse Washington of considering commercial cooperation with Moscow—something Europe once embraced before its own sanctions backfired.
Rather than welcoming diplomacy, EU officials are allegedly weighing economic retaliation if Trump dares to end the war on his own terms. Sources say some governments have floated the idea of dumping portions of their massive holdings of U.S. debt as a form of pressure.
Such a move would be a dramatic escalation—essentially an attempt to destabilize the American economy to keep the Ukraine conflict alive. Analysts note this financial “nuclear option” could send shockwaves through global markets and severely devalue the dollar.
European technocrats appear willing to risk worldwide turmoil to preserve their geopolitical ambitions. Their threat reflects how far the EU has drifted from serving its citizens and how committed it remains to endless confrontation with Russia.
Trump supporters argue this proves the President is right: Europe has grown dependent on U.S. protection while undermining American interests. By pursuing peace, Trump is challenging a globalist order that profits from permanent conflict.
EU officials fear losing both influence and leverage should peace be restored under Trump’s leadership. As midterm elections approach in the U.S., Brussels hopes its threats will intimidate Washington into maintaining the status quo.
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