Ukraine's situation and Russia's position
From what perspective would it be better to view the positions of the United States and Russia on the Ukraine crisis?
The United States is waiting for Russia's invasion of Ukraine to happen quickly, and Russia does not appear to want to start a war as quickly as the United States hopes.
The Ukrainian government forces' military action in the Donbas region was under the impression that it was intended to prompt Russia to intervene.
The US seems to be in a position to hope that the conflict between Russia and Ukraine will come to an end soon. The US thinks that way for a number of reasons. As a hegemonic power, it is very important for the United States to seize the initiative in Europe. Europe has changed a lot in recent years. The key among them is to strengthen Germany's power. I think that Britain's Brexit was also intended to weaken European power. The will of the United States must have played a strong role in Britain's Brexit decision.
If Russia and Ukraine go to war, Europe will have to intervene in some way. If that happens, the US will again be able to strengthen its leadership in Europe.
Russia seems to be well aware of this intention and position of the United States. So don't rush It is only taking steps to prevent Ukraine from joining NATO. I think it is highly probable that such a conversation occurred during the meeting between German Chancellor Scholz and Russian President Putin.
It is best to win a war without fighting it. Russia already has an advantage over Ukraine. They seem to think that even if they do not use military force directly, they can shake up the interior of Ukraine. Russia has already been testing new forms of warfare. From Chechnya and Georgia to the Crimean Peninsula, they have developed their own methods of warfare.
I wonder what kind of method they will use in this Ukraine crisis. It seems that the general outline of how Russia will conduct the war has already been laid out.
Russia sees its enemy as the United States, not Ukraine. So it will never go in the direction the US demands. I think there is a lot of possibility that the situation will drag on for a very long time than you think.
It doesn't make sense for Biden to profess that Russia will go to war sooner or later. It's very unfair to talk like that. I think Biden is saying that because he's nervous. If you are impatient and in a hurry, you lose. Already Biden has lost his initiative by showing his impatience.
If this situation continues for a long time, the US economy will be very difficult. We're going to raise interest rates in March. Perhaps Russia is even considering such a situation.
It will be very interesting to see how things will develop in the future. It feels like a 19th-century European diplomacy is being recreated.
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Ukraine's situation and Russia's position From what perspective would it be better to view the positions of the United States and Russia on the Ukraine crisis?
The United States is waiting for Russia's invasion of Ukraine to happen quickly, and Russia does not appear to want to start a war as quickly as the United States hopes.
The Ukrainian government forces' military action in the Donbas region was under the impression that it was intended to prompt Russia to intervene.
The US seems to be in a position to hope that the conflict between Russia and Ukraine will come to an end soon. The US thinks that way for a number of reasons. As a hegemonic power, it is very important for the United States to seize the initiative in Europe. Europe has changed a lot in recent years. The key among them is to strengthen Germany's power. I think that Britain's Brexit was also intended to weaken European power. The will of the United States must have played a strong role in Britain's Brexit decision.
If Russia and Ukraine go to war, Europe will have to intervene in some way. If that happens, the US will again be able to strengthen its leadership in Europe.
Russia seems to be well aware of this intention and position of the United States. So don't rush It is only taking steps to prevent Ukraine from joining NATO. I think it is highly probable that such a conversation occurred during the meeting between German Chancellor Scholz and Russian President Putin.
It is best to win a war without fighting it. Russia already has an advantage over Ukraine. They seem to think that even if they do not use military force directly, they can shake up the interior of Ukraine. Russia has already been testing new forms of warfare. From Chechnya and Georgia to the Crimean Peninsula, they have developed their own methods of warfare.
I wonder what kind of method they will use in this Ukraine crisis. It seems that the general outline of how Russia will conduct the war has already been laid out.
Russia sees its enemy as the United States, not Ukraine. So it will never go in the direction the US demands. I think there is a lot of possibility that the situation will drag on for a very long time than you think.
It doesn't make sense for Biden to profess that Russia will go to war sooner or later. It's very unfair to talk like that. I think Biden is saying that because he's nervous. If you are impatient and in a hurry, you lose. Already Biden has lost his initiative by showing his impatience.
If this situation continues for a long time, the US economy will be very difficult. We're going to raise interest rates in March. Perhaps Russia is even considering such a situation. It will be very interesting to see how things will develop in the future. It feels like a 19th-century European diplomacy is being recreated.
en #kr-politics #kr-strategy