“PERSPECTIVE A YEAR AFTER THE WAR”

Who really are responsible for the war in the heart of Europe? The hands of the instigators are being left bare

 

By Danny Smith

The first question that we should ask ourselves to address the title of this article is why did the war that is being waged today in Ukraine break out? The answers will obviously be according to those who are on one side or the other, but we are looking for a better answer. If we accept that war is the last resort in the treatment of a political dispute between parties, it should be clear that all negotiable avenues have failed or, one of the parties wanted to buy time to attack by surprise.

The background to the current war goes beyond a confrontation between Ukraine and Russia. A strictly geopolitical objective is what is hidden in it. Its evolution comes from the implosion of the USSR in 1991, although its starting point occurred in 2004 with Western interference through the promotion of the so-called orange revolution, a ploy orchestrated by the CIA to co-opt the political management of the country.

With that seed, Washington and Brussels began little by little to seek to expand their subversive operations around creating fissures with Russia. As usual, the main items on which they focused were the promotion of distrust and a Russophobic counterculture disguised behind NGOs such as USAID or federal agencies disguised as altruists such as the National Endowment for Democracy (NED) that under the spent The argument of spreading democracy and injecting money to buy corrupt officials seek to subvert the political power of the countries where they operate.

With the arrival of Obama in 2009, the interest of the neoconservatives to invest resources in the advance of NATO towards the east was reactivated, with the main objectives being to control the heart of Europe (Hearthland), take over Crimea and thus control the Black Sea. To this end, the efforts of Secretary of State John Kerry and his side Victoria Nuland were strenuous to encourage the Ukrainian opposition so that Russia deactivated the Sevastopol naval base.

To achieve these objectives, Washington and its partners relied on politically unpresentable -but highly useful- actors whom they had been secretly contacting for some time. The CIA and its MI6 colleagues used Ukrainian Nazi gangs to overthrow the government of Viktor Yarnucovich in 2014 and then made them part of the current regime. Israel is also involved in these rocky relations and in particular “Bibi” Netanyahu who, with contacts with the Jewish oligarchs close to Poroshenko, lent his support to this move.

Thereafter, the Kiev regime targeted its own Russian-speaking fellow citizens who rejected the new Status Quo. But it was not Russia or Putin who faced this state of affairs, but the six million of these same Ukrainians who were not willing to be treated as second-class citizens. When Kiev began to persecute and kill Russian-speakers in the Donbass, with good reason Moscow began its efforts (with the sanction of UN Resolution 2202) to sit the parties at a negotiating table and that is how the Accords emerged. of Minsk I and II which, as already revealed, were used by the “collective West” as a ploy to gain time.

Meanwhile, Washington and London deepened their military advice to the FSU and ultranationalist gangs such as “Azov”, “Aidar” and other marginal groups of the “Pradvy Sektor” that would later be used as shock units for dirty work by the CIA and as a tip of spearheads a massive offensive that Kiev had planned to launch in March 2022. It is precisely these groups that are being financially supported and provided with the most modern weapons, leaving the Ukrainian army as cannon fodder. Warned of this, Vladimir Putin had to make a crucial decision and although it was difficult, it was undoubtedly much less damaging for Russia than what it could have been to see NATO razing the Donbass and installing itself without remedy.

One year after the launch of the Special Military Operation, stagnation on the ground was foreseeable, but the gains have been considerable. The securing of the Donetsk and Lugansk people's republics has been the consequent result that has spread to a good part of Novorossiya. The interference of NATO -which at the beginning was underhanded- is now undeniable, although the Western media continue to ramble on about the heroism of the regime led by Zelensky that has been unmasked as arch corrupt, brutal and segregationist.

In that sense, the provision of state-of-the-art technological support through advanced software to intercept and infect cell phones of Russian troops and authorities of the people's republics that ended up revealing key positions to bombard them up to the HIMARS systems and HOROWITZ cannons, shows the participation of NATO in the field of operations. The extensive and dangerous network of US Biowarfare laboratories has also been exposed, in which for decades dangerous biological agents such as variants of SaRs-CoV have been produced in total secrecy.

Another consequence of this intervention has undoubtedly been the scandal that arose after the unclear business dealings of Hunter Biden involving, among many others, the current regime in Kiev in the “Burisma Holdigns” affair, had been aired. Not only Biden's businesses were exposed by digital files found on his “Laptop” (which they treated as fake-news) but also his expensive personal vices. But just as scandalous as this is undoubtedly the intervention of his father, Joe Biden who, using the influence provided by his public office and through the FBI and CIA, has been censoring social networks and even trying to delete online evidence of all this and even (according to some sources), these efforts today are focused on “cleaning up” traces in Ukraine.

In the political-economic sphere, the commercial and financial actions of the US did not have the expected effects against Russia. On the contrary, they have been counterproductive and ruinous, especially for their own European partners without moving their rulers. Russia has not stopped its energy production and beyond the Anglo-American blackmail that is done on weak governments not to buy their products, only some give in. If there is anyone that profits from this, it is the US LNG companies, technology companies and corporations in the arms industry, profits that are obviously not seen by the population.

As far as Ukraine is concerned, the only thing that remains from its current reality is a scene of the institutionality of a country that no longer exists. In this sense, his destiny has been signed. Whether due to the Russian military victory or a negotiated ceasefire, the financial debt taken on by Zelensky and his regime has sold the future to the creditors of that Western collective.