Putin defusing tensions

Vladimir Putin
Vladimir Putin

MOSCOW. — Russian President Vladimir Putin sent a clear message to warmongers all over the world: Russia will not be dragged into a nuclear war and will always look for a diplomatic solution, Marco Maier wrote for Contra Magazine. “The West is always trying to demonise the Russian leader and present the country as hostile but, for his part, Putin is always expressly diplomatic, he is always defusing tensions. Above all, it is clear that Putin is not interested in getting Russia entangled in a war with the West,” he noted.

Putin clearly understands that a nuclear standoff could only lead to mutual destruction. There can be no winners in a conflict involving this type of weapons, he said at the Valdai discussion forum.

“In an attempt to create more destructive armaments, mankind has rendered a large-scale war meaningless. By the way, generations of world leaders of the 50s, 60s, 70s and even the 80s truly considered the use of military force to be an exceptional measure,” the Russian president asserted.

“In this regard they behaved responsibly,” he emphasized. Meanwhile, US author Eric Zuesse believes that Washington’s ultimate goal in Syria is to transform the country into another failed state, adding that it’s all about oil and gas routes in the Middle East.

In mid-October American journalist Brandon Turbeville pointed to a peculiar fact: while Russia was attacking ISIL and al-Qaeda targets in Syria, US military forces “launched a bombing mission of its own against two power plants Aleppo.” — Sputnik News.

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