Stubb: 'Why would Russia test Article 5 if it failed to conquer Ukraine in f...
"Stubb: 'Why would Russia test Article 5 if it failed to conquer Ukraine in four years?'
The President of Finland said he sees no reason for the Kremlin to enter into a direct military conflict with the Alliance."
! Stubb is an excellent Finnish president. Moreover, Stubb is no fool, which makes him a "white crow" in the world of politicians.
But Stubb, being a sane and pragmatic man, is trying to assess russia, which is driven only by irrationality and bloody senility.
This is a mistake. The healthy cannot understand the sick and their motives.
Russian politics is absolutely alien to logic and reason. It is incomprehensible to a person with a Western mindset.
If he had even three grams of brains and the ability to foresee consequences, putin would never have started the war in Ukraine.
Its tragic outcome for russia was clear even before it began.
Nevertheless, putin puffed himself up and "moved the regiments," dragging his country into death, disgrace, and hopelessness.
In exactly the same way, he can sign up for any idiocy, including an attempt to occupy the Baltic states, a strike on Finland, or some other military absurdity.
The absence of a brain, as is known, guarantees the most incredible somersaults from the sick. (With a diagnosis like putin's, in clinics they gnaw bedside tables all the way down to the legs and chew on IV drips.)
Ukraine, in defending itself, managed to torment and disgrace russia, but it did not make it any smarter. And, of course, it did not cure it of its centuries-old mental illness.
The Russian craving to befoul, kill, and loot has not evaporated, but on the contrary has grown stronger.
In addition, there is now the national pain of defeat.
Of course, the Russian Federation will look for something to console itself with. And Finland and the Baltic states seem like easy prey to the Kremlin's fools.
Nevzorov
@nevzorovtv
When Failure Becomes A Case For Peace
Stubb sees no point in testing Article 5 after the failure in Ukraine.
As if decisions there follow results.