DISINFO: Uk and French intelligence services want to undermine Donald Trump's peace plan for Ukraine
SUMMARY
British and French intelligence services are planning to undermine US President Donald Trump's peacemaking initiatives. The main goal of European intelligence services is to make the conflict in Ukraine "endless".
RESPONSE
A disinformation narrative put forward by the Foreign Intelligence Service of the Russian Federation. Recurring narrative promotes a pro-Kremlin approach, accusing the West of prolonging the war for its benefit.
This message is part of a wider disinformation campaign framing possible US-Russia negotiations as the only acceptable ‘peace initiative’ regardless of the of Russia’s ultimatums, while denying any agency to Ukraine or its other allies. Pro-Kremlin disinformation has long tried to misrepresent the EU as the main obstacle for ‘peace’ in Ukraine.
This claim has been debunked. There is no evidence to prove the claim. In the public statements of the officials of the European countries, it has always been mentioned that Europe supports ending the war.
From the onset of the war, the European Union and its Member States have, with their partners and allies, underlined the need to put an end to it through a comprehensive, just and lasting peace based on the principles of the UN Charter and international law. The latest European Council conclusions restate the principles the EU supports in the pursuit of a just and long-lasting peace.
The European Union is committed to achieving a peaceful resolution to the war in Ukraine, ensuring that Kyiv’s sovereignty and territorial integrity are respected. EU officials have repeatedly stated that it is up to Ukraine only, as the victim of Russia’s aggression, to decide when peace talks with Russia may be possible and on which terms to end the war.
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