EU Alone Won’t Protect Ukraine, Says Danish Minister

WooGlobe

Danish European Affairs Minister Marie Bjerre has a message for the world — EU membership alone won’t secure Ukraine’s future. In an eye-opening interview with Euronews, she reveals why peace requires more than promises and how Hungary’s opposition is being challenged with a bold new approach. As Ukraine pushes forward with key reforms, the EU’s support — and pressure — is growing stronger. Here’s what it means for Europe’s future and Ukraine’s path to peace. WooGlobe Ref : WGA911408 For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com

Transcript

00:00What if joining the EU isn't enough to protect Ukraine?

00:03Danish Minister Marie Bjerre just dropped a powerful reality check on Euronews.

00:08She says while EU membership is crucial for Ukraine's future,

00:11it simply won't guarantee its security.

00:14Why? Because peace needs more than paperwork.

00:16The US has reportedly pitched a 2027 deadline for Ukraine

00:20to join the EU as part of peace talks.

00:23But the EU isn't buying it.

00:25Bjerre is clear. There's no shortcut.

00:27EU entry is earned, not given.

00:30And Ukraine still has deep reforms to tackle.

00:32Corruption, rule of law, and more.

00:35And there's another hurdle, Hungary.

00:37Hungary's been blocking Ukraine's entry, and Bjerre doesn't hide it.

00:41But here's the twist.

00:43Denmark helped forge a new path that bypasses Hungary's veto

00:46and keeps talks moving.

00:48As Ukraine makes progress,

00:50pressure builds on Hungary to stop blocking and start backing.

00:53Because in the end, Ukraine's entry isn't just good for Kyiv.

00:57It could strengthen all of Europe's defense.

01:00And that's something the EU can't afford to ignore.

Category

Transcript

Comments

Recommended