Ukraine’s position on the global map is its greatest enemy. Russia considers it to be its backyard, so does NATO. The Anglo-Zionist empire has been playing a proxy war in Ukraine for a long while now against the Russians. Before NATO, Ukraine was involved in a tug of war between the Russians and the Ottoman Empire during the 1700s. After the Russians conquered Ukraine and realised what they had conquered, they declared Ukraine as part of ‘the pale of settlement’. Coincidentally, Turkey is now one of its biggest allies. Turkey considers Ukrainians as Turkic descendants. Thus, any war in Ukraine will sooner or later drag Turkey into it. It will set the whole region in flames.
As Thomas Pochari mentioned in the interview, there are probably 3 to 400,000 Jews living in Ukraine at the moment. Israel is interested in increasing migration so that they can create Greater Israel. The collapse of the USSR resulted in over 1,000,000 migrants to Israel. Instability in Ukraine is in Israel’s favour. While Putin is trying to avoid a confrontation, some from behind the curtains are probably encouraging it.
Then there is the issue of energy, gas, and oil. Everybody wants to take over a country that is weak militarily but is rich in natural resources. Ukraine is not as straightforward a problem as it may seem at first glance. In my view, it is a powder keg waiting to explode.
With so much at stake can Ukraine avoid a war? Maybe in the short run but not in the long run. War is inevitable in the region.
Only Allah knows what will happen.
