World War III Is Back

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Thanks to NATO members, World War III is back on our plates. Jens Stoltenberg said, “Allies have agreed that Ukraine will become a member of our alliance.” This would be in the long term.

Russia sees Ukraine joining NATO as an existential threat. The US had bio-labs and the CIA on Russia’s border.

Speaking to journalists during a visit to Finland, Stoltenberg noted that Kyiv’s membership is welcomed. However, he said it is “a distant prospect.” He stated the priority is to ensure Ukraine “prevails as a sovereign and independent state.”

He added that after the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia ends, it is necessary to “ensure that history doesn’t repeat itself.” To that end, the NATO chief insisted that the bloc needs to “strengthen the military capabilities of Ukraine.” NATO wants frameworks that would prevent Russia from launching any more attacks against Kiev. Watch:

The Russian Foreign Ministry on Friday thanked Beijing for the 12-point peace plan. But they threw some cold water on it.

For its part, Moscow said on Monday that China’s peace plan for the Ukraine war would need to recognize “new territorial realities” in Ukraine.

“We paid a lot of attention to our Chinese friends’ plan,” Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said Monday. “For now, we don’t see any of the conditions that are needed to bring this whole story towards peace.”  The report comes from Business Insider.

RT reported it differently:

“Any attempt to work out plans, which would encourage switching the conflict onto a peaceful track, deserve attention,” including the proposal from “our Chinese friends,” Peskov said.

“As for the details, they should be the subject of careful analysis, taking into account the interests of the parties,” he added. He described it as “a very long and intense process.”

However, the spokesman cautioned that Moscow sees “no preconditions for a resolution of this whole situation in a peaceful direction,” adding that the Russian military operation in Ukraine continues as “we move towards achieving the set goals.”

No one should want to go where this Russian fighter jet is going. It goes off to Hell to the tune of La Bamba (La Bamba is a dance). World War III wouldn’t be a dance:


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GuvGeek
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GuvGeek
9 months ago

Trump should have disbanded NATO when he had the chance.

Greg
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Greg
9 months ago
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Greg
9 months ago

The one bomb with all the ships was a relatively low yield one. Under the circumstances, Russia could have another TSAR bomb in their arsenal, a 50 Megaton bomb.

NATO war crimes continue:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iAcPP2WMlX0

wesleyalexander
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wesleyalexander
9 months ago

Never mind that Russia and the West agreed after the USSR fell, that Ukraine should never be a part of NATO, nor any of the former Eastern countries.

However, each administration, Clinton, Bush the Junior and Obama’s violated this and every country of Eastern Europe is part of NATO.

In 2014, Obama and his CIA staged a Color Revolution in Ukraine overthrowing a pro-Russian Ukrainian president and replaced him with a pro-West puppet who then threatened to remove the Russian navy from Ukrainian ports that the Russians held since Czarist times. Putin then took Crimea due to the US backed threat.

Biden has pushed for Ukraine membership in NATO which is a total violation of agreements made after the USSR fell. And here we are today. And what is the Ukrainian stragetic interest for the US????? Nothing worth starting WWIII over.

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Peter B. Prange
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Peter B. Prange
9 months ago

Check recent Merkel interview to see how members of NATO keep their promises to Russia.

The Prisoner
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The Prisoner
9 months ago

NATO has no credibility. I doubt Turkey agree to Ukraine joining NATO.

The eastern republics are Russian, as is Crimea. The instigation of the USA is the top destabilization in the world.