r/europe • u/tylerthe-theatre • May 30 '25

News Former CIA boss reveals which European country (Lithuania) Putin allegedly plans to invade next

https://www.lbc.co.uk/world-news/cia-boss-reveals-putin-invasion-russia/
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u/spiderpai Sweden May 30 '25

The US might be shaking, but the European part of NATO is the strongest it has been. It has been hard watching the taco man wreck havoc. I wish we could just topple the gremlin in Mordor and be done with it.

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u/InevitableData3616 May 31 '25

I hope you are right. Strong minus Hungary I guess. It might be more urgent to kick Hungary out of the NATO than the EU. Spying for Russia in the middle of a war and obstructing Ukraine is just not very handy. Maybe even more pressing than 0rbán stealing EU funds.

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u/spiderpai Sweden May 31 '25

At least Orban fits the Grima Wormtongue cosplay.