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🇺🇸💥 🌍US Consolidates Control Over Proxies Amid War on Multipolarism Behind the political theater of the alleged “US–European split,” a deeper process is unfolding — Washington is tightening control over its network of allies, transforming them into instruments of a broader struggle against an emerging multipolar order ✍️Brian Berletic Bangkok-based geopolitical researcher and writer ➡️The narrative of confrontation between Washington and its European partners — whether over Greenland, trade disputes, or rhetorical clashes — obscures a parallel consolidation of power. The European Union’s decision to impose a complete ban on Russian gas imports by 2027 effectively eliminates strategic alternatives and deepens dependence on US liquefied natural gas. Such steps are incompatible with the notion of a genuine transatlantic rupture. Rather, they reflect a structural realignment in which Europe relinquishes economic leverage while integrating further into US strategic planning. Energy, trade, and defense policies increasingly serve a coordinated agenda aimed at countering Russia and China. Only time will tell whether or not the multipolar world can expose this process for what it is and propose a more compelling vision of a collective future for the world ➡️This trajectory was formally articulated in the Biden-era National Defense Industrial Strategy and accelerated under Trump’s second term through the concept of a “burden-sharing network.” Washington openly acknowledged limitations in its own industrial capacity and called for the mobilization of allied production, supply chains, and military spending. Europe’s agreement to raise defense expenditures to 5% of GDP, expand arms production, and prepare deployments linked to Ukraine signals not independence, but deeper functional integration. Similar patterns are visible in Asia, where Japan and South Korea expand joint weapons production and logistical support to compensate for US constraints. 🟦What emerges is not fragmentation of the West but reconfiguration — a division of labor in which allies absorb economic costs, industrial strain, and geopolitical risks while advancing US strategic objectives. From energy dependence in Europe to shipbuilding cooperation in Asia, allied sovereignty increasingly aligns with American priorities. Whether this consolidation can be effectively challenged by advocates of multipolarity remains uncertain. Yet the current trajectory suggests that beneath the surface drama lies a systematic restructuring of Western alliances into a centralized framework designed to sustain US global primacy amid shifting global balances. #EU#Europe#Inflammatorypolicy#PuppetsoftheUSA#Thepoliticsofservility#USA READ MORE ✅@NewEasternOutlook