Now that Russia's relations with the West are tense, and the West is desperately trying to establish Russia as an enemy, the recent situation makes people have to ask: The West has added new "crimes" to Russia? Just by looking at the news, you can know that in recent times, Western countries have warned Russia, portraying it as an important threat, believing that Russia is going to attack Ukraine, shouting: Russia dares to invade, then how to deal with Russia and so on.
Chief of Staff of the British Defence
Now the West is intensifying, by the end of November. First, Russia has become Britain's number one threat. On November 26, Nick Carter, Britain's top general and Chief of Defence Staff of the United Kingdom, said in an exclusive farewell interview before retiring from service: "Russia is a serious threat, and managing it well is the top priority on my list"; claiming that "the risk of an unexpected war between the West and Russia is higher than during the Cold War." "Think" that these threats that emerge today are not the kind of traditional threats; rather, what I call a gray area activity where opponents see the world as an ongoing struggle where all the tools of power are available as long as they do not provoke a hot war." ”
Perhaps most importantly, the threat from Russia trumped terrorist extremism, which is to say that Britain's defense against Russia over extremism has become the number one threat, which is really unexpected. The British judgment is really unfounded, and can be said to be imaginary.
Putin with the pot on his back
Second, the Ukrainian side blamed Russia, and on November 26, Ukrainian President Zelenskiy announced that he had thwarted the Russian-sponsored coup and accused the famous Ukrainian oligarch Rinat Akhmetov of being the executor, preparing to overthrow Zelenskiy's rule by bribing "powerful people" in the Ukrainian army and arresting him for trial, which is expected to start on December 1. After Ukraine announced the conspiracy of a military coup, it began to charge Russia, and Russia was accused by Ukraine of planning a coup, and it was really a crime to add to the crime! Russia not only amassed its forces in the border areas to prepare for an offensive, but also participated in the Coup in Ukraine, which in itself is an unspeakable thing.
Ukraine has a desire to fight
The above claims are really demonizing Russia. It can be said that it is a bit groundless to accuse that Britain and Russia are too far apart, there is no geopolitical conflict, and only Britain has repeatedly sent warships and fighters to the Russian border to launch provocations. Now Britain was clamoring to send all the troops to Germany in preparation for a Russian invasion, clearly threatening Russia.
Ukraine's accusations against Russia have long been the norm, and there is little blame and credibility, as Russian presidential spokesman Peskov put it: "Russia does not have any participation in the plan." Russia never does these things. "To be precise, a coup d'état is not needed to deal with Ukraine, it is simpler to use force directly!"
The United States is thinking of summit talks
Perhaps the bigger question is, as the leader of the West, what summit talks did the United States have with Russia and come up with a script? Maybe the United States wants not to rush to the front, let the allies to toss, just want to set fire, do not want to set fire to the plan? The current situation is a little worrying, do we have to escalate tensions into conflict?