The scientist: the West has lost his mind, if there is a conflict with Russia
Frequent in the last few days talking about the possibility of war with Russia demonstrate that the West is increasingly losing his mind in the Ukrainian question, t expert on macroeconomics and geopolitics, who worked on the book co-authored with former UN Secretary General Kofi Annan, a columnist for Reuters Nader Mousavizadeh.
The US allegations about the possible supply of lethal weapons Kiev, danger to disable the Russian Federation from the financial system, SWIFT, reluctance to go to Moscow on consensus indicate that North America and the European Union has not made any conclusions from campaigns in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and Syria, and in addition, have not learned the lessons of the cold war. Washington and Brussels must immediately change the position in relation to Russia and cease to exert pressure on it, otherwise the world will witness even greater losses in the Ukrainian crisis than those that were until now, says the Creator.
The West forgets that the more he tightens policy in regard to Russia, the more increases in the Russian Federation support the President. In addition, remember the military power of Russia, says the analyst.
"Russia has a nuclear stockpile, which consists of more than eight thousand warheads. The Russian Federation is usual with weapons of power, where are more than one million soldiers, and in the era of cyber weapons she is able to inflict catastrophic harm on strategic Western facilities, " says Nader Mousavizadeh.
in the atmosphere of total distrust between 2 nuclear superpowers can happen anywhere. It is for this reason Western powers such as the US and Germany, immediately required to detect such a diplomatic solution that would satisfy all parties to the conflict. For example, Moscow must admit that Ukraine may join the European Union, Brussels and Washington will need to recognize the rights of Russian-speaking Residents in the East of Ukraine and to abandon the idea to involve Ukraine in NATO, said the expert.
"The contours of a contract acceptable to both parties, have been evident for a long time. Given the catastrophic consequences of the armed conflict with Russia, it remains a mystery why until now the West is in no hurry to promote a diplomatic solution of the issue, " says Nader Mousavizadeh.
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