Eve here. Most geopolitical eyes focus on Ukraine, associated talent for peace, and dangerous boils down to the Middle East, but serious US fuss about mixing with Iran, especially has flash flash points of sects related to Western conflicts that add heat to these fires. One common category that most readers know well is that weak players, EU Ex hungary, Slovenia, and privately the UK and Baltic states have decided this as a possible settlement in the Ukrainian conflict, a spanner.
This post is reinforced to show that your thing was really created repeatedly. Putin can win the war, but still loses peace. The UK and his friends are determined to make it happen if possible. Remember that Putin’s goal is not just to stop combat, but to create a “new European security architecture.” The next best is to establish a durable acceptance by major European players of resolutions.
The problem here is that Europeans have been ferocious over decades of how huge the Russians and Putin are, and propagandis has become even more intense during the course of the war. Furthermore, the Baltic Sea is stuck in a time warp that modern Russia believes is no different to the now long-dead Soviet Union.
Professor John Meershimmer warns that even assuming a “deal” between the US and Russia is not the result of accepting the clean and cries of this war. I have identified multiple hotspot refusals could continue to dodge, from Transnistria to Kalininer to Baltics, one of Boter Dower Downed. Also, remember that NATO has nuclear-capable missiles installed in Romania and Paul. Unless the latter system is removed, Russia is still under threat. What is needed is a DC change of administration to allow the United States to once again reach a hostile foothold. With Trump getting off track to get the economy to fight, and Vance has any VP’s WORSST voting rating at this point during his tenure, Vance 2028 doesn’t even look like a big bet to allow for the fierce horror of the DEM bench. Of course, assuming the US is actually running the election, I am a charity.
Andrew Kolibko, a Moscow-based American political analyst, specializes in the global systematic transition to multipolarity in the new Cold War. He holds a doctorate degree under the umbrella of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Originally published on his website
Putin’s senior aide Nikolai Patrchev is a Russian defense magazine that ran the FSB for nearly a decade (1999-2008). He began by denounceling Brits for organizing Baltic tensions to disrupt consultations related to the process of normalizing early Russian use in Ukraine.
In connection with that, he also warned that members of SOM NATO (led by British people) are practicing cyberattacks on navigation equipment on Russian ships and suggesting them. Navy repeats. This same extended witness has come to threaten Russian interests and may reveal himself through terrorist attacks on underwater pipers, tankers and dry position ships.
Russia plans to oppose this by adopting an underwater system and strengthening the Baltic fleet. Regarding one of the traditional threats of the Finland and Estonian Worsst case to block Russia within the Gulf of Finland, Patrchev has expressed the seeds that his country can overcome its plot and punish the invaders. This linked the conversation to a discussion about Finland, where Patrchev said he had a friendly population, unlike the government.
I mentioned that the authorities there are distorting history talking about the goals of “Great Finland.” It takes the form of occupying northwest Russia, placing its inhabitants in concentration camps, where it eradicates the Slavs. Just as Finland used the Nazis as a stomping ground for crushing the Soviet Union, Patrchev also warned that plans were underway to use it as a potential expansion of Russia.
He said a few words about how the Arctic Circle is open as a new front for competition, primarily because of its resources, but reaffirmed that Russia wanted peace and cooperation there instead of rivalry. The North Sea Route (NSR), commemorating this year’s 500th conceptualization, will help bring that. Russia will continue to develop regional infrastructure and building ice class vessels to pass through these waters year-round. That note was the end of the interview.
The first part of Patrchev’s briefing review, betting the UK for Baltic tensions, is in line with what Russian Foreign Spy Services (SVR) recently claimed about the UK is trying to sabotage Trump’s visible “newdete.” So they may be trying to open this frontline for that purpose. The initially, it could be actively carried out, like a “plausible and deniable” terrorist attack, and could escalate into a joint blockade of Finland-Estonia in the Gulf of Finland.
Showing these plots and expressing confidence in Russia’s ability to overcome them was intended to each of them to decide that the Trump administration knows what the UK is doing. Patrchev’s words about Finland were also important in the sense that the government does not always reflect the will of people in terms of foreign policy.
But at the same time, everyone must be aware of the historical distortions of the Finnish government and the threat of reckless foreign policy on their own country. Enveloping everything, Patrchev is posed by the importance of the Arctic in Russia’s future plans, and his peaceful tribe’s Leapfirmina could be interpreted as an willingness to partner with the US, like the representatives announced in Riyadh last month. NSR could also be a vector for cooperation.
Putting it all together, the new Cold War Arctic Circle is thawing much faster than the Baltic Sea. The first allows the US to cooperate positively with Russia, and the second allows the UK to try to cause a crisis. Whether any of this unfolds. Russia-US cooperation in the Arctic Circle may be conditional on a ceasefire in Ukraine.
Putin, in a lasting political solution to Ukraine’s conflict, both ultimately become their will, as it portends well for an Arctic scenario, just as Trump’s criticism of NATO in the Baltic Sea is sick. They are the two most powerful people on the planet, so what you connect will greatly determine what comes next in those aspects and everything else. It is necessary for this reason that the British want to ruin their relationship, but after Patrchev reveals the Baltic plot, it is much less likely that it had been successful before.
