The French criticize Schulz's calls for EU enlargement and warn against the birth of the Fourth Reich.

 The readers of the newspaper "Lovegaro" criticized German Chancellor Olaf Scholz

for his call for the admission of Balkan states and former Soviet states to the European Union, and the revocation of the veto in the Union.

Earlier, the head of the German Government promised to support the European Union's expansion at the expense of the Balkan States, Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia, and called for the gradual abandonment of the veto and the transition to a majority decision on a number of issues.

The newspaper's readers expressed their rejection of Schultz's position

• noting that the European Union was now in serious trouble and unwilling to accept new members and opposed the waiver of the veto.

• "An expansion without veto of Albania, Macedonia, Ukraine, Kosovo, Georgia

• and Armenia will lead to the fact that we will have to follow the decisions of these countries"

•  she wrote. According to her, this situation will only satisfy the United States.

"Europe, and France in particular, are already drowning, we don't need corrupt countries like Ukraine," he said.

"ModeratroEthicsCheck" questioned whether the population of wealthy European countries agreed to expand the EU at the expense of less developed countries.

"Europe Schulz, Macron and Schwab (German businessman Klaus Schwab) are stuck, except when it comes to protecting America's geostrategic interests at the expense of ordinary citizens."

"In this case, the EU will certainly be under German leadership, given the demographics," Farabally said. The user acknowledged that under the circumstances, he would leave the European Union.

"CLAUDE MARTIN 32" wrote:

1.  "This is the end of the EU. Germans just want to expand their markets.
2. But this is no longer the European Union, this is the Fourth Reich. "
3. "History has already shown that when Germany supports expansion, it is dangerous."

He urged "Le contributable plumé" to ask first what the Europeans thought, and then take such decisions.