If Trump wins US election, Hungary will take over Transylvania, Croatia will split with Serbia, says Putin confidant

According to Cassin, the collapse of the European Union is imminent and will be significantly accelerated if Donald Trump wins the upcoming presidential election in the United States later this year.

Kasin shared these ideas during an interview with the Belarusian news agency Belset, a discussion later published by the website. jutarnji.hrFrom Croatia.

Mihail Hasin argues that a Donald Trump victory will isolate Europe, which could encourage the dissolution of the European Union.

He envisions a return to the post-1945 situation in which countries such as Hungary assert territorial claims to Romania’s Transylvania and neighboring Ukraine’s Transcarpathia.

According to jutarnji.hr, the analyst did not say how this would happen “technically”.

“A New Yalta”

According to him, the collapse of the European Union will lead to “a new Yalta” that will redefine Europe, a redistribution that has already begun.

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According to Cassin, only 350,000-400,000 soldiers were to be sent forward in Europe, and in the event of a war with Russia they would be used to defend the line between the Baltic Sea and the Alps.

“What will happen to Poland, Romania and Bulgaria in this case?”, he asks, Jutarni.hr.

goes out to sea

Let’s not forget Viktor Orbán often said that Hungary always has access to the sea. To get one again, Croatia must be dissolved. Serbia and Hungary will share it the moment the EU dissolves.”

Mikhail Kasin:

• Hungary was landlocked until World War I, but at that time Hungary was part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, not an independent state. With the breakup of empires, the countries that were part of the empire chose to decide their own destiny.
• In 1918, Transylvania requested annexation to Romania.
• The Ruthenians of Transcarpathia demanded secession from Hungary, and the region was part of Ukraine from that time, and then Czechoslovakia until 1939 when it was occupied by Hungary. Later, in 1944, the region was captured by the Russians, who incorporated it into the Ukrainian Soviet Republic. Currently, 80% of the population is Ukrainian.

Fantasy scenes

It also foretells potential conflicts such as an invasion of Bosnia-Herzegovina by Serbia.

Hasin also explores speculative scenarios such as the German annexation of Silesia and Gdańsk from Poland.

This narrative reflects an unusual aspect of the Putinist media, where analysts like Kassin indulge in predictions that do not correspond to current geopolitical realities, DailyNewsHungary.com further reports.

Ukraine will disappear, Slovakia will take Lviv

The Russian analyst says that Ukraine will not exist under these conditions, and that the EU is wrong to say that anti-Russian countries will do better.

According to him, it is better for Slovakia to seize LV from Ukraine, not from Poland.

• The Lviv region was formerly part of Poland, but Robert Figo, known for his pro-Russian sympathies, recently won an election in Slovakia.

Kazin worked with Putin during the Yeltsin administration in the 1990s.

Earlier signs of Putin’s territorial claims

This is not the first time that Russia has tried to sow discord between the European Union and its Western allies in NATO under the guise of territorial ambitions.

A notable example is Vladimir Putin’s indication of possible territorial claims by Poland, Hungary and Romania against Ukraine.

Furthermore, this is not the first case where Hungary’s territorial claims have been debated.

Previously, a map released by former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev depicted Transcarpathia as part of Hungary.

Hungary has previously defied several European sanctions against Russia and has not provided military aid to Ukraine.

Article 5 of NATO

Both Romania and Croatia are NATO member states and are protected Article 5. It says that if one state is attacked, all others will regard it as an attack against all.

At the same time, the EU’s economy is ten times larger than Russia’s, and European countries such as France and Great Britain, which are members of NATO, have nuclear weapons.

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