SG Talk

The necessity of Western strategy to shape the new world order following the conclusion of the Ukraine war can be derived from two hypotheses: the defeat of Russia and the subsequent redefinition of liberalism and its global expansion, along with some military authoritarianism, or the defeat of Ukraine that results in the emergence of a new global authoritarianism. Consequently, increasing military authority and sustaining and stabilizing the current borders are given precedence (Bergman, 2023).

This is a war between Russia and the West, not just Ukraine. The international order’s future depends on Russia’s withdrawal from Ukraine, and the United States has a moral obligation to support Ukraine’s fight for independence and democracy (Anders Aslund, 2021).

Russia chose the option of war in response to Ukraine’s accession to NATO, and as a result, the United States boosted its military strength after the war’s onset. It shows the United States is not particularly interested in finding a diplomatic solution to the current crisis.

To reach a nuclear agreement with Iran and stabilize the situation in Syria, the United States requires Russia’s assistance. 

In the past, Moscow has assisted Washington in these matters. On the other hand, in order to hold back a rising China, the United States will eventually require Russia’s assistance.

https://www.geopolitica.info/russia-nato...bal-order/

Russia has created a huge minefield that blocks Ukrainians advance to the east.

(23-06-2023, 11:23 AM)lvlrsSTI Wrote: [ -> ]Russia has created a huge minefield that blocks Ukrainians advance to the east.

Those battle fields are once the most fertile agricultural land in Ukraine.

"...It is evident that the elites of the United States and Europe in the 20th century did not place much emphasis on the logic of realism in international politics, relying instead on liberal principles such as the rule of law and integrated international democracy. .."

-- Remember the Color Revolution you once hear so much about before the Ukraine war ?