The event panic is afraid of the Armed Forces on the Russian Federation, and Ukraine needs a NATO alternative - an analyst (video)

The event does not want to risks for itself, because such blows can provoke Russian on total mobilization. Blinken may be able to squeeze Biden and Scholz about Ukraine's membership in NATO, but there is an option to create an alternative union with neighbors, says analyst Valery Klochok. Today, the event is panicked by the expansion of the theater of events in Russia. Even the British who allegedly allowed to beat their weapons in the Russian Federation are not ready for this.

Ukraine needs a new military alliance of the Balto-Black Sea type so that the Kremlin does not have arguments for NATO's War. The head of the Center of Public Analytics "Tower" and the head of the New Road Charitable Foundation Valery Klochokh said this in an interview with Focus.

In his opinion, the West does not want risks for itself, as such strikes can provoke Russian to total mobilization, which will lead to the intensification of a full -scale war in the EU, for example in the Baltic States, which Putin can attack.

The expert notes that despite the large mobilization resource in the Russian Federation, it is not the fact that there is an opportunity to mobilize everyone, because simply falls and so the shaky economy of Russia, which feels sanctions, because to maintain the economy requires hands. "Even knowing such nuances with the economy, I still do not want to take risks," says Klochok.

"And although the Russian Federation will not be able to activate the" Scenario of the Great Patriotic War "with the slogan" for the front and victory "with the transfer of factories for the Ural Socium is different, but Western partners are still healing. " However, according to Klochko, such discussions and promotion of blows to military facilities in the territory of the Russian Federation are still moving. For example, such a hawk as the Secretary of State Anthony Blinken.

Although he is trying to restrain the Sullivan National Security Advisor. The analyst notes that NATO's next Summit is unlikely to bring any specific membership of Ukraine. Last year, there were much more conversations on this topic, but Biden and Germany were not very decisive in this aspect. "This is especially true of Biden, who is very indecisive about foreign policy," Klechok notes.

" However, it will be better for Ukraine today to enter some new defense union from neighboring countries that would be integrated into the NATO structure, but also independently independent of the Alliance. Not only Poland and the Baltic countries, but also Moldova and even Georgia, could include such an alliance. "" If another military alliance is created on the example of the Baltic-Black Sea, then it will be only in the hand of Ukraine and its neighbors, "Klochok notes.