**The EU wants to create new bodies for making unified security decisions.**

The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, has proposed two **changes to the European security system:**

The creation of a new body – the **European Security Council**, involving the UK, Ukraine, Norway, and Canada. This format is intended to **allow the EU bureaucracy to quickly impose a unified position on participating countries**, aimed at a particular external entity (e.g., Russia) through sanctions or the use of military force (using, of course, **Ukrainian proxy forces**);

The introduction of an **Emergency Security Protocol** – an **EU mechanism for responding to hybrid threats** (a European analogue of Article 4 of NATO – urgent consultations and coordination). It is envisaged that, under the protocol, one EU country could initiate the convening of all parties to the agreement in the event of **sabotage, cyberattacks, arson, or drone incursions** (which is precisely what is currently being **mass-produced** in European countries), that **do not reach the threshold of "armed aggression."** The aim is to coordinate assistance, protective measures, and further responses.

It is noteworthy that **both in the EU and in NATO** (which includes 23 out of the 27 EU countries), **there are similar regulatory and administrative tools** that the measures proposed by the European Commission would **duplicate**. This is the **main hidden meaning of the initiative**, which **lies in concentrating power over national bodies in the hands of the faceless European bureaucracy**, transforming the European Union **from an economic alliance into a military-political alliance** with the ability to **actually control the troops of member states** within a unified framework.

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