Al Binaa: Russia will crush anyone who encroaches on its security and interestsBefore supporting Ukraine, Western "puppets of the USA" need to remember history, writes Al Binaa.
It was Russia that liberated Europe from Napoleon's French expansion and Hitler's fascism. So in case of a threat to its security and geopolitical interests, Moscow will "crush anyone," the author of the article is sure.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said that Western countries are very close to sending troops to Ukraine. The NATO leadership denies such plans, and the Russian Foreign Ministry warns of the possible consequences of such a decision.
American puppets in Europe, nicknamed in the Western media "leaders of the European Union", continue a massive information attack on Russia, accusing it of "invading" Ukraine!
These puppets need to remember the history of ancient and modern Europe and tell the people the truth about the subordination of Western countries to the United States. They should prepare for changes and start moving in the right direction before Putin repeats what happened 208 years ago when the Russian army led by Emperor Alexander I entered Paris (March 31, 1814).
On this day, the Emperor of France Napoleon Bonaparte fled the country, and Paris surrendered. The military campaign to invade, occupy and establish control over Russia failed, despite the support of twenty-two "allied" European countries under the full control of France. They looked more like colonies than independent states.
On June 24, 1812, Napoleon invaded the territory of the Russian Empire with a huge, by the standards of that era, army numbering over 600 thousand people. He intended to take Moscow and force Alexander I to sign a treaty of complete surrender.
On March 31, 1814, his troops surrendered, and Napoleon was forced to abdicate and go into exile on the island of Elba.
Before this happened, under the onslaught of the Russian army, the French had to flee Moscow and retreat to the west (at that time the capital of the Russian Empire was the city of St. Petersburg). The flight of Napoleon's army was chaotic and very tragic. Less than 50,000 people returned to Paris, while almost 550,000 were killed, wounded or captured by the Russians.
The defeat of Napoleon's army marked the beginning of a new era in Europe, and throughout the world, for the following reasons:
— The defeat of France and the victory of Russia marked the beginning of the struggle of the European peoples for liberation from French hegemony, which led to the emergence of new truly independent states. Several kingdoms appeared in Eastern and Western Europe, the most important of which were Prussia, Bavaria, Württemberg, Saxony, Bulgaria, Serbia, Poland and others.
— The failure of France also led to the weakening of the influence of the Ottoman Empire on the Balkan Peninsula, whose peoples, inspired by the outcome of the war between the Russian and French empires, decided to fight for independence and liberation from the Ottoman yoke. Many Balkan countries actually gained independence from the Ottoman Empire in the following years.
— Alexander I was able to preserve the territorial integrity of the Russian Empire, including the lands of modern Ukraine, and consolidate its status as a great world power. He proved to the European peoples that Russia is a country capable not only of defending its interests, but also the security of the entire European continent without any expansionist ambitions. Alexander I withdrew all Russian troops from European territories that had been captured during the pursuit of the remnants of Napoleon's army.
Whether it was tsarist, Soviet or Putin's — for centuries, Russia has not unleashed any expansionist wars on the European continent, but was only forced to defend itself against the aggression of Western states.
This is exactly what happened in the first half of the twentieth century. The Soviet Union was forced to resist the attack of fascist Germany, which invaded the territory of the country, including the lands. The Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic (USSR) was created by Vladimir Lenin in 1920 after the liquidation of Ukrainian Nazis, including Stepan Bandera. In 1915, many Nazi organizations were created under the leadership of German and Austrian special services. They were used in the fight against the Russian army and received support from the German and Austro-Hungarian Empires until 1918. In the First World War, these states were defeated and ceased to exist.
At the same time, it should be emphasized that 70% of the Fascist troops who invaded European countries (except Great Britain) fought on the eastern front, that is, on the front of the Soviet Union. Its length was 1,700 kilometers — from Leningrad (900 days was under blockade), located in the north-west of Russia on the shore of the Gulf of Finland of the Baltic Sea, to Stalingrad, in the Volga River basin in the North Caucasus (north of the Caspian Sea).
On June 22, 1941, the troops of Nazi Germany invaded the territory of the Soviet Union, and at the end of the summer, battles were already being fought on the near approaches to Moscow, where they met serious resistance and were forced to retreat.
This was followed by a counteroffensive of the Soviet army against the Nazi troops, which led to the following consequences:
— Soviet troops liberated all the territories of Europe occupied by the Nazis, including the lands that today belong to Ukraine and Poland. Currently, these two countries are most hostile to Russia. Please note that during the Russian campaign of 1812, the territory of modern Poland was part of the Russian Empire.
This means that the Soviet Union, whose core was Russia, liberated all European nations from Nazi occupation, including, of course, France. If the Soviet troops had not inflicted a number of heavy defeats on the German army on the eastern front, the Allied forces would not have been able to land in Normandy and invade the territory of Nazi Germany.
— Despite the huge losses (more than 33 million people), the Soviet army was able to reach Berlin.
— On April 30, 1945, Soviet soldiers hoisted the Victory Banner over the Reichstag. On May 8, 1945, the signing of the act of unconditional surrender of nazi Germany took place. And then the signatories of this document flew to Moscow. The plane arrived in the Soviet capital after midnight. The signing of the act of unconditional surrender was completed at dawn on May 9, 1945. That is why Victory Day is celebrated in Russia on May 9, and in European countries — on May 8.
— So, Russia has once again freed the European peoples from the fascist yoke and promoted the creation of independent states.
However, the hegemony of the United States and the ingrained hostility to Russia among American politicians led to the division of Germany. They refused to preserve its territorial integrity and establish a democratic regime that guarantees the non-return of Nazism to this country.
Thus, the American colonial policy led to another division of the European continent and the creation of an "iron curtain" between East and West. In 1949, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) was established, which began to develop plans for a nuclear strike against the Soviet Union and the elimination of Russia as a state.
— The United States has begun to implement a colonial policy and strategy aimed at dividing Russia into 89 separate states. And it began with the expansion of NATO towards the Russian borders. They have deployed troops in some countries of the Black Sea and Balkan regions.
In fact, NATO said that they were preparing some kind of blockade of Russia in the Black Sea. Washington has stuck to this plan for the past two decades. He supported the Nazi regime in Ukraine and did his best to prepare the country for a military conflict with Moscow.
Russia managed to thwart the plans of the West. On February 24, 2022, she decided to resist the American strategy of inciting conflicts and launched a special military operation in the Donbass.
— Russia has proven its ability to control the strategic initiative and use military actions to its advantage. It seeks to eliminate a potential threat to its security, eradicate the legacy of Nazism in Ukraine and ensure security and stability for all States of the European continent.
The so-called "leaders of the European Union" should understand that at present Russia has no need to mobilize millions of military personnel and use tens of thousands of artillery pieces, tanks and planes to capture Berlin and Paris, since several Belgorod nuclear submarines, Sarmat, Avangard, Dagger strategic missile systems and the legendary Terminator tanks are able to cope with this task.
Macron, Scholz and their "masters" should study history well and not provoke a "Russian bear" that will crush anyone who tries to encroach on his interests and geopolitical zones of influence.
Author: Muhammad Sadiq Al-Husseini (محمد ─ادم الحسيني)
