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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]NATO expansion is one of the causes of the conflict. It was expanded recklessly I do not think NATO will be able to stand up for the small member states, should the need arise[/quote] I agree with you, but we are the minority opinion. I think the optimal approach -- that is, the approach that would have been most likely to produce a lasting peace -- would have been to leave any countries that directly border Russia out of NATO and out of any NATO discussions. These areas should have been a neutral area in which neither NATO nor Russia would place military equipment. The US has the luxury of having two large oceans that act as natural insulation against enemy attack. This makes it more difficult, I think, for Americans to understand the concerns of countries that must rub shoulders with opposing powers. I think this strategic agreement between the US and Ukraine -- signed on Nov 10, 2021 -- was as boneheaded move that was likely the precipitating event that led Putin to invade Ukraine: [url]https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=us+strategic+partnership+ukraine+nov+10[/url] It was foolish to make this sort of agreement public. If we wished to help Ukraine militarily, we should have worked at it quietly, out of public view. [/quote]
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