Conflict in and Around Ukraine. At the
Mar 4, 2024 21:51:11 GMT -6
Post by account_disabled on Mar 4, 2024 21:51:11 GMT -6
Without a Doubt, All of These Factors, Along With the Long-term Conflict Between Russia and Ukraine, as Well as the Conflict Within Ukraine and Between Ukrainian Elites, Are Present. However, They Do Not Fully Explain the Situation; They Are Superficial. Let's Start With Nato . That's a Real Thing. Nato Not Only Expanded Into the Countries of the Former Warsaw Pact Bloc, Such as Poland and Hungary; It Also Expanded Into the Former Territories of the Soviet Union.
Such as Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia. In This Sense, Technically Nato Cannot Get Closer to Russia, Since Its Border is Already Less Than Kilometers From Saint Petersburg. And We Must Not Forget That in the First Years of Vladimir Putin's Government, Russia Had Very Good Relations With Nato . Putin Himself Confessed That He Wanted UK Mobile Database Russia to Enter the Atlantic Alliance. It Was the West That Rejected Russia's Entry When Relations Began to Deteriorate, Precisely Because of the Same Time, It Was Always Clear That Nato Was Not Going to Accept Ukraine as a Full Member, Because This Was Going to Be a Big Problem for the Alliance.
In Many Ways, Ukrainian Ambitions Created More Problems for Nato Than for Russia, Because It Meant That Ukraine Wanted Nato to Spend a Lot of Money on the Ukrainian Military. The Irony is That the Attack on Ukraine Not Only Led to the Accession of Sweden and Finland to the Alliance, but Has Now Made Ukraine's Entry Possible. Until February , the Chances of Ukraine Becoming a Member of Nato Were Remote. Now, the Situation Has Changed, and the Prospect of Ukraine Becoming a De Facto Nato Country is Not Only Very Possible, but is Already Becoming a Reality. So if We Want to See This War as a Conflict Between Russia and Nato , It is Obvious That Putin's Policies Have Been Counterproductive and Have Achieved the Exact Opposite of What He Presented as an Excuse for Going to War.
Such as Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia. In This Sense, Technically Nato Cannot Get Closer to Russia, Since Its Border is Already Less Than Kilometers From Saint Petersburg. And We Must Not Forget That in the First Years of Vladimir Putin's Government, Russia Had Very Good Relations With Nato . Putin Himself Confessed That He Wanted UK Mobile Database Russia to Enter the Atlantic Alliance. It Was the West That Rejected Russia's Entry When Relations Began to Deteriorate, Precisely Because of the Same Time, It Was Always Clear That Nato Was Not Going to Accept Ukraine as a Full Member, Because This Was Going to Be a Big Problem for the Alliance.
In Many Ways, Ukrainian Ambitions Created More Problems for Nato Than for Russia, Because It Meant That Ukraine Wanted Nato to Spend a Lot of Money on the Ukrainian Military. The Irony is That the Attack on Ukraine Not Only Led to the Accession of Sweden and Finland to the Alliance, but Has Now Made Ukraine's Entry Possible. Until February , the Chances of Ukraine Becoming a Member of Nato Were Remote. Now, the Situation Has Changed, and the Prospect of Ukraine Becoming a De Facto Nato Country is Not Only Very Possible, but is Already Becoming a Reality. So if We Want to See This War as a Conflict Between Russia and Nato , It is Obvious That Putin's Policies Have Been Counterproductive and Have Achieved the Exact Opposite of What He Presented as an Excuse for Going to War.