Threats
that Washington could impose sanctions directly on Russian President
Vladimir Putin is not a demonstration of American strength and
capability, but rather a demonstration of desperation. If such sanctions
were passed and implemented, it will lead to a serious deterioration of
relations between the US and Russia and, possibly, even a severing of
ties. Read more...
Ukraine,
a partner but in fact already a member of NATO, has the role of the
first actor as a country under attack. The government denounces, on its
word of honor, that it has been hit by a cyber attack, attributed of
course to Russia, and NATO rushes, together with the EU, to help Ukraine
fight the cyber war. Read more...
Washington
will not consider Russian proposals on no expansion of NATO, and has no
intention of even discussing the idea. So much for “dialogue”. It was
the first high-level Russia-NATO meeting since 2019 – coming immediately
after the non sequitur of the U.S.-Russia “security guarantee”
non-dialogue dialogue earlier in the week in Geneva. Read more...
As
the corporate press presents a one-sided presentation of event in
Ukraine as part of a massive propaganda effort to mobilize public
opinion to support the reckless positions of the Biden administration,
BAP believes that the public must be presented with a counternarrative
of the chronology of events in Ukraine. Read more...
Putin’s recent
negotiating positions conveyed initially by Deputy Foreign Minister
Sergei Rybakov to step back from the brink of war between his country
and the United States over Ukraine are largely eminently sensible and
would defuse the possibility that Eastern Europe might become a future
Sarajevo incident that would ignite a nuclear war. Read more...
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