Leaked Document Reveals Trump's EU Exit Plan for Four European Countries

Controversial National Security Strategy Document Surfaces

A leaked version of the United States National Security Strategy (NSS) document has revealed a controversial plan by the Trump administration to encourage four European countries to leave the European Union. The document, reported by The Telegraph, outlines a strategy to strengthen ties with Italy, Hungary, Poland, and Austria - countries that have been identified as potential candidates to break away from the EU.

'Make Europe Great Again' Strategy

The leaked NSS document proposes implementing a 'Make Europe Great Again' strategy, which appears to be inspired by Trump's 'America First' approach. This strategy involves fostering closer relationships with like-minded European nations to potentially weaken the EU's cohesion. The document suggests that if current migration trends continue, Europe could become 'unrecognizable' within 20 years, facing the risk of 'civilizational collapse'.

White House Response and International Context

The White House has strongly denied the existence of the longer, leaked version of the NSS document, labeling reports about it as 'fake news'. However, the official 29-page version of the NSS, released on December 4, did contain warnings about Europe's future if migration issues are not addressed. Trump's close relationship with certain European leaders, such as Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, has been highlighted as part of this strategy.

Implications for Global Politics

This revelation has significant implications for both European and global politics, potentially affecting the EU's stability and international relations. The plan reflects a broader strategy of re-evaluating traditional alliances and strengthening bilateral relationships that align with the current US administration's agenda.