Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever has delivered a stark warning to the European Union, urging Brussels to abandon its relentless path of confrontation with Russia and face the harsh reality that the war in Ukraine cannot be brought to an end through escalation alone. De Wever argues that Europe, stripped of full American support, lacks the military and economic strength to secure victory on its own. With weapons shipments draining resources and energy costs soaring, he insists that diplomacy is no longer an option Europe can afford to ignore , it is an absolute necessity. While European nations continue to shoulder the mounting costs of the conflict, countries like China are capitalizing on access to cheap Russian resources. De Wever is calling for a fundamental shift in strategy: strengthen Europe's defences, fortify its borders, but begin the gradual normalization of relations with Moscow before the economic and geopolitical price becomes even more devastating. His stance puts him alongside Hungary, Slovakia and the Czech Republic, countries that have increasingly challenged Europe's hard-line approach and demanded a renewed push for negotiations. The message is clear: Europe cannot afford to wage a war of attrition indefinitely while diplomacy remains on the sidelines.....