Lukashenko Deploys Military to EU Border

The video discusses the EU leaders' meeting regarding the situation in Belarus. It highlights the EU's limited influence and the symbolic nature of their actions. The leaders aim to avoid appearing as if they are interfering in Belarus's democracy, especially in relation to Russia. The EU is considering sanctions as a tool, but they are cautious about overstepping. The discussion also touches on the geopolitical risks and the need for a peaceful transition in Belarus.

What is the main reason EU leaders are meeting to discuss Belarus?

• To negotiate a trade deal

• To show that Europe is attentive to important issues

• To impose immediate sanctions

• To plan a military intervention

Why is the EU cautious about its approach to Belarus?

• They want to avoid being seen as interfering in a foreign democracy

• They are planning to support Russia

• They have no interest in Belarus

• They are focused on internal EU issues

What is the EU's strategy for dealing with the current regime in Belarus?

• To support the current regime unconditionally

• To ignore the situation

• To open a dialogue for a peaceful transition

• To impose strict sanctions immediately

What is the EU's main tool for influencing Belarus?

• Sanctions

• Diplomatic isolation

• Financial aid

• Military intervention

What is the EU's concern regarding the reimposition of sanctions on Belarus?

• It might strengthen Belarus' economy

• It could be seen as an act of war

• It might send a strong message to the Kremlin

• It could lead to a trade imbalance