Airbus supervisory board chairman Rene Obermann has issued a chilling warning about escalating tensions on Europe’s eastern frontier. Speaking to Handelsblatt, Obermann expressed unwavering certainty that NATO nations are teetering far closer to a military clash with Russia than many leaders are willing to admit. He pointed to mounting evidence suggesting Moscow is gearing up for a strike along NATO’s vulnerable eastern flank, a move that could ignite a broader conflict.

Obermann’s remarks cut through the noise at a time when Europe’s political elite seem hell-bent on stoking war fears to rally the continent. Behind the saber-rattling, a deeper game unfolds. As U.S. financial backing wanes, financing the centralization of the EU is becoming more difficult by the day (watch yields of german BUNDS).

This simmering “war scenario” isn’t just strategic posturing; it’s a calculated ploy to keep the credit pumps flowing. War bonds and Eurobonds could soon emerge as the financial fuel for an increasingly unified—and costly—European vision. Keep an eye on the markets. The real story may lie in the numbers, not the headlines.