Why #Russia will never attack the #EU:
I know there is a lot of #military and patriotic #propaganda out there and the military industrial complex is on the rise because everyone wants to arm themselves because of the Russian #threat.
Let's pause for a moment and think about the reasons why #war is still being waged today:
1) The number one reason is still #religion. Religion serves to unite one's own #community, but is also always a demarcation against others. In Europe and Russia, religion only plays a subordinate role and the churches are struggling with insignificance.
2) The second important reason is natural #resources. Western Europe has long since used up its natural resources and is therefore plundering other countries, mainly in #Africa. Russia has enough natural resources of its own.
3) Population growth so that new living spaces are needed. In #Europe and #Russia, the #population is declining. As a result, many families only have one child and they don't want to lose it to the war.
4) Important geostrategic positions. Europe is losing importance. Russia's most important trading partners are in #Asia. Europe is strategically insignificant.
Europe is increasingly losing importance and therefore wants to feel important militarily. For Russia, an attack would bring no advantage and only high losses. Russia can infiltrate the weakened political system in Europe much more easily by manipulating elections and causing social unrest with propaganda. This hybrid warfare is much more successful than an open war.
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in reply to anonymiss • • •I know Ukraine is not (yet) part of the EU, but is it not part of Europe?
I continue to think that Putin is trying to rebuild the former empire that Stalin ruled. Make Russia Great Again.
During Soviet days, Russia dominated eastern Europe: Poland, East Germany, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Yugoslavia, etc., often by putting down revolutions (e.g., Hungary, 1956 and Czechoslovakia, 1968). Is Putin not thinking to restore Russian influence over eastern Europe?
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in reply to anonymiss • • •Peaceful US wars since the end of the Soviet Union -
Iraq
Somali
Bosnia
Haiti
Kosovo
Afghanistan
Yemen
Iraq
Pakistan
Somali
Libya
Uganda
Niger
Iraq
Syria
Libya
Yemen
Israel
Evil aggressive Russian wars since the end or the Soviet Union
Georgia
Transnistria
Tajikistani
Georgia
Ukraine
Syria
Central African Republic
Mali
Burkina Faso
The evil Russia is so much worse than the nice friendly US...
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in reply to anonymiss • • •I see people complaining about the EU a lot, and a lot is justified,
but for me its main purpose is to build a counterweight to the almighty USA.
Both are now a conglomerate of states - the USA is just way more fused together than the still new EU.
The next economical fusion will be the BRICS.
Eckhard
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... Show more...For the same reasons, Russia would not need to invade into Ukraine. Religion? The major religion, namely Orthodox Christian, is what they share with the Ukrainian people anyway. Resources? To my knowledge there are not much resources in the Ukraine, besides agricultural area, Yet Russia has even more of that on
For the same reasons, Russia would not need to invade into Ukraine. Religion? The major religion, namely Orthodox Christian, is what they share with the Ukrainian people anyway. Resources? To my knowledge there are not much resources in the Ukraine, besides agricultural area, Yet Russia has even more of that on its own. The same holds for other resources, whatever the Ukraine has, Russia has still more of it. Population growth? There is so much space in Russia that their population could grow nearly endlessly. Important geostrategic positions? Russia has reached the opposite, it gets more isolated and less important, going the "North Korean" way.
So, since this all does not hinder them to invade into the Ukraine, what should hinder them to invade in the rest of Europe? Or elsewhere? The only thing that I can can see is military strength, indeed.
David
in reply to anonymiss • • •I used to work with a guy who immigrated to the US from Russia. He said he thought Putin's popularity is a result of the fact that Russians see him as a strong leader, a tough guy. If his career depends on being seen as tough, then being snubbed by Ukraine is intolerable.
In other words, I'm suggesting that the invasion of Ukraine was a political necessity for Putin, not a military necessity for Russia.