Mike Maloney von Gold/Silver hat ein Video zum Ukraine-Krieg gepostet und auf den historischen Hintergrund der NATO-Osterweiterung hingewiesen.
Russland hat sich allerdings unter Putin zunehmend zu einer Diktatur entwickelt.
In einer perfekten Welt sollten sich die Nachbarländer selber entscheiden, welcher Allianz sie beitreten wollen. In der Praxis überwiegen aber geopolitische Interessen.
Finde es sehr schade, dass es der EU in den letzten Jahren nicht gelungen ist, Russland stärker auf unsere Seite zu holen bzw. die Rolle als Vermittler zwischen Russland und der NATO (USA) einzunehmen.
Putin hätte am Beginn seiner Amtszeit sogar kurz darüber nachgedacht, selbst der NATO beizutreten.
Die EU verfügt über keine eigene Armee, ist selbst zerstritten und man bekommt oft den Eindruck, dass die EU bei den Verhandlungen mit Russland zumindest bis jetzt kaum eine Rolle gespielt hat, Sanktionen von den USA diktiert worden sind, etc.
Was meint ihr? Wie könnte die EU die Ukraine/Russland-Krise lösen?
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Mike Maloney of Gold/Silver posted a video on the Ukraine war and pointed out the historical background of the recent eastward expansion of NATO.
Russia, however, has increasingly become a dictatorship under Putin.
In a perfect world, neighboring countries should decide for themselves which alliance to join. In practice, however, geopolitical interests prevail.
I think it is a great pity that the EU has not succeeded in recent years in getting Russia more on our side or in taking on the role of a mediator between Russia and NATO (US).
At the beginning of his term of office, Putin would even have briefly considered joining NATO himself.
The EU has no army of its own, is itself divided, and one often gets the impression that the EU has played little role in negotiations with Russia, at least so far, sanctions have been dictated by the U.S., etc.
What do you think? How could the EU solve the Ukraine/Russia crisis?
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