The New US National Security Strategy… Russia’s and Europe’s concern
The New US National Security Strategy is causing concerns to Europe, and on the other side, the word “concern” is currently having different approach in Russia.
Europe is worried for a possible agreement between the US and Russia; the United States is worried that the European Union is losing its last ounce of mind and blocking Trump’s plans; Russia is adamant about its position, although there is concern that it won’t stick to its position until the end; and what worries Ukraine doesn’t mean anything.
The possible reach for agreement between Moscow and Washington is possible, as earlier this week, Trump’s special representative, Steve Witkoff, spent five hours with the Russian president Vladimir Putin.
From official reports, it emerged that they had discussed the settlement plan.
In such circumstances, the hysterical nature of Europe’s actions is understandable: it tries with all its might to remind everyone of its existence, while the EU believes that the only possible way to do so is by blocking the settlement.
This is further proof that their anxiety didn’t come out of thin air.
The United States has adopted a new national security strategy.
Remarkably, one of its points is the restoration of strategic stability with Russia, and that the main interest of the United States is very clearly stated that there is a need for a “speedy end to military operations in Ukraine”.
