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US President Donald Trump has continued his attacks on the European Union, describing it as a threat to freedom and democracy, accusing it of a "disappearance of civilization".
Meanwhile, the president of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, has chosen to maintain a silent stance towards these attacks, maintaining her well-known stance of patience and restraint.
The latest US National Security Strategy document describes Europe as a continent in danger of disappearing, comparing the European Union to a "transnational body that undermines political freedom and sovereignty."
Von der Leyen's spokesman chose not to immediately comment on these accusations, refraining from direct response. This silence has become part of her strategy to manage the numerous provocations and mockery from Trump and his administration.
In this context, Trump and his allies have continued to express support for "patriotic parties" in Europe, which are close to the far right, calling for a course correction for Europe.
Part of the American strategy includes postponing a peace agreement between Ukraine and Russia, accusing European governments of instability and violating democratic principles.
Despite repeated attacks from the Trump administration, von der Leyen has maintained a cautious stance and has not reacted harshly. In response to questions from reporters about the US National Security Strategy document, von der Leyen's spokesperson said they were not in a position to comment yet.
This stance reflects a patient and reserved policy that has characterized her responses to Trump's numerous provocations. This silence has also been noted by some observers, who consider it a cautious move to avoid escalating tensions.
Trump, known for his direct and provocative style, has reacted to von der Leyen's stance by joking about the power of European leaders, while continuing to criticize European Union policy and his efforts to influence it./ Euroactiv
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