NATO is mobilizing its resources and strategic plans in anticipation of a potential all-out war, as articulated by Lieutenant-General Alexander Sollfrank, head of NATO’s logistics command.
This urgent preparation underscores a grim reality: the specter of World War III is looming.
In these two and a half years of war in Ukraine, we see how US and NATO support for Kiev has breached one by one all the Russian so-called ‘red lines’, up until we come to the frightening position that the West is about to greenlight attacks with its long-range missiles deep inside Russian territory, a move that can unleash unimaginable consequences.
That has led Russian President Vladimir Putin to once again warn that the U.S. and NATO would be ‘at war’ with Russia if the West allows Ukraine use long-range missiles – and, in fact, as we will see – be the ones to fire them.
According to reports from the Daily Mail, General Sollfrank has confirmed that NATO is developing mass evacuation and rescue strategies to address the anticipated challenges of a major conflict with Russia.
In a concerted effort to bolster its defenses, NATO has recently launched its largest military exercises since the Cold War, involving 90,000 troops from over 30 allied nations. […]
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No worries, as the recent MARRERO AFFAIR has shown, the USEQUITY NAVY is more than fully ……. something???
The people of western ukraine are european. The people of eastern ukraine are asian (russian).
That’s the problem, and has always been the problem. WWI, and WWII both started in about the same region. Apparently WWIII is going to start there also, because mankind is too flipping stupid to quit repeating the same stupidity over and over again.
It’s about money and trade. It has been about money and trade, going all the way back to the uprisings of 2014, the subsequent civil war. The western powers in ukraine tried to subjugate the east, even going so far as outlawing use of the russian language, and taking other authoritarian actions against the people, which are not exactly exemplary of democracy.
But Russia has existing free trade agreements with Ukraine. Europe and western ukraine want free trade between them. The end result would be free trade between the european union and russia, which neither side wants. So the solution is apparently going to be sending millions of men and women to their death to fight for that piece of dirt.
I’m no fan or defender of russia or putin by any means. But I am a reasonable, objective thinker. And if I ask which side has been the most democratic, and most respected the will of the people who actually live in the donbass region and eastern ukraine, the answer is unquestionably russia. The people of those regions voted to leave Ukraine. In Crimea, the people voted to join Russia.
They do not want to be ruled by Kiev.
Russia does not want the european union cramming right up on its doorstep.
Yet it is sold to us as a war to save democracy …
Russia is sold as being imperialistic, trying to rebuild the old russian empire, yet the imperialistic actions were taken against the people of donbass. Ukraine formerly had free trade with Russia, now the European union wants free trade. Who’s imperialistic? Nato is pushing further and further up toward the border, in an antagonizing and imperialistic fashion. We all remember when Obama invited foreign interference and collusion in his own reelection, when the microphones caught him asking foreign counterparts not to discuss missile deployment after the election. Those missiles were then later deployed. Who’s imperialistic? Would we allow Russia or China to stage missiles in Mexico or Canada, right on our border? Who’s’ imperialistic? Who’s trying to build world empire? Who’s threatening who?
Why should the men and women of the US be sent to the slaughter for all that mess.
It’s the european union’s turf war. Let them go fight and die for it.
Thinking about it, calling it a turf war is a good analogy. What’s going on is not much different than the crips and bloods fighting over a neighborhood, while the people who live in the neighborhood are the biggest losers …