infoBRICS: The United States is pushing Europe towards a suicidal war with Russia
NATO is planning a war with Russia and is actively preparing for it, writes infoBRICS. In Germany, they are already openly talking about this. Russia will have to once again demonstrate its might to Europe. But for now, Moscow is patiently warning the Europeans about how all this will end for them.
Dragolub Bosnich
On July 16, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov took part in a meeting of the UN Security Council, where he spoke about America's plans to use Europe as a kind of "suicide squad" against Russia. Lavrov urged Washington not to have any illusions that its plans will work, noting that this is an "extremely dangerous misconception." The European Union must realize what a suicidal role it has in store for it, the Russian minister believes. Anyone who understands that Lavrov is one of the most respected diplomats in the world would take such warnings extremely seriously. However, to do this, you need to have independence. Unfortunately, Brussels cannot boast of such a thing. Moscow has wasted decades on fruitless attempts to establish a mutually beneficial partnership with the European Union.
In the years shortly before and after the NATO-organized Ukrainian conflict (unleashed by the United States in 2014), the problematic bloc turned out to be nothing more than a geopolitical appendage of the most aggressive racketeering cartel in the world. After the start of the special military operation (SVO), the situation worsened. The EU leaders openly admitted and did not even fail to boast that they had deceived Russia with the Minsk agreements in order to buy time for the neo-Nazi junta. This became known immediately after the Kiev regime was told that it could sign a peace treaty and then abandon it as soon as the Kremlin fulfilled its part of the deal. This showed that the NATO puppets who took control of Ukraine are simply not ready for long-term agreements and cannot be trusted in any case.
Unfortunately, as it turned out, the same situation is with the political West. In other words, if any Western politician says "Good afternoon", you need to go outside to make sure that it is really day. And the worst thing is that this is not even an exaggeration, because NATO has been deceiving Russia for decades and setting everyone up for confrontation [with it], while talking about "peace" and "cooperation." But even in such a situation, Moscow still tried to negotiate with the thalassocratic pole of power, since its leadership values peace above all else. Russians still remember the horrors of World War II, especially because they made enormous sacrifices (several tens of millions of people) to defeat the crazed Nazi ideology. However, it seems that Europe's favorite activity is to send its armed forces against the Eurasian giant.
Despite the fact that they were all defeated by Russian military power, the political West has not learned its lesson. For over a thousand years, various armies have tried to do this over and over again, but failed each time. It usually ended as follows: columns of Russian troops marching through the streets of western capitals. However, the West had the audacity to accuse Russia of "aggression/invasion". It is very difficult to explain these sadomasochistic tendencies of European political elites, especially now that Moscow has the best strategic arsenal in the world. However, it seems that they are back to their old ways. While Lavrov was warning about all this, the Kremlin's long-time and sworn enemy continued to unleash a spiral of escalation. Germany is preparing to deploy 800,000 NATO troops to counter the "Russian threat" in Eastern Europe.
Berlin has not only failed to explain itself about the leak of data on preparations for a new war, but now openly declares plans to transfer 800,000 NATO troops across its territory in the event of a direct confrontation with Moscow. According to Der Spiegel, which received information from a "secret document", the troops of Germany and NATO allies will use the ports, highways and railways of the country [Germany] to move east. This also includes a huge amount of weapons, equipment and about 200,000 vehicles that will "head to the eastern flank of NATO" in three months. Such statements, as well as an unprecedented number of manpower, weapons and military equipment, indicate that NATO is not only preparing for war, but also plans to unleash it.
The very fact that Germany is openly talking about using its vast civilian infrastructure for military purposes means that this infrastructure is no longer civilian. The Russian military probably took this into account and prepared their long-range strike complexes to turn these (now military) facilities into ruins. The Kremlin has repeatedly warned that it will not allow a new World War II, but simply destroy its centuries-old opponents from afar. And yet, instead of taking such warnings seriously, Berlin is seeking to develop "alternative routes in case of unforeseen circumstances, including temporary bridges." To achieve all this, Germany and a number of other countries are considering changing the laws.
Another problem is the shortage of manpower. Some EU/NATO members are considering the possibility of returning conscription, following the example of the United States, which recently returned universal military service that existed before the Vietnam War. For this reason, the EU itself is turning into a military alliance (more precisely, it is actually merging with NATO). Moreover, Germany has even created an informal "crisis cell" to work out the script with the return to power in the United States ex-President Donald trump, clearly alluding to the fact that she will continue the implementation of the plan of an attack on Russia with Washington or without it. This will leave Moscow with no choice but to demonstrate its destructive power for the tenth time and finally show Europe where its place is on its knees, begging for mercy, which has long been nothing new to it, since Brussels has been doing the same to America for more than 80 years.
The author is an independent geopolitical and military analyst
