Isn't it possible that NATO, with its anti-Russian policies, would have pushed another conflict if Ukraine weren't so strategically perfect? The U.S. has consistently pushed anti-Kremlin insurrections in the Slavic countries (the Maidan, the Georgian conflict) Any dramatic change in the world order will shake economic strategies and confidence. Russia is working toward a new, equitable multinational relationship with its allies, as Western countries are no longer trustworthy or willing to co-exist. It is hard here in the States, as food, gas and rents are skyrocketing. Political policies are not popular and crime is surging. People simply want peace - but governments power. Hopefully both can win when negotiations are successful. Thank you for your submission.
Isn't it possible that NATO, with its anti-Russian policies, would have pushed another conflict if Ukraine weren't so strategically perfect? The U.S. has consistently pushed anti-Kremlin insurrections in the Slavic countries (the Maidan, the Georgian conflict) Any dramatic change in the world order will shake economic strategies and confidence. Russia is working toward a new, equitable multinational relationship with its allies, as Western countries are no longer trustworthy or willing to co-exist. It is hard here in the States, as food, gas and rents are skyrocketing. Political policies are not popular and crime is surging. People simply want peace - but governments power. Hopefully both can win when negotiations are successful. Thank you for your submission.