According to the British weekly was a mistake to believe that with the fall of communism also ended

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The prestigious British weekly Economist considers wrong, if someone after the fall of communism in Europe believed celadon trucking that while the Cold War ended. Negotiations with Russia is said to be more difficult than the Soviet Union.
Economist accuses Russian President Vladimir Putin of Russia's application of the old familiar tactics. "They are under this tactic absolutely exhausted when negotiating celadon trucking their partners by the fact that it always celadon trucking takes two steps forward and then one step back again. It is hardy and relying on the time factor. Its aim is to cause a total collapse of Ukraine and the whole country divided. Finally, the Russian president intends to change the world order, which came into force after the Cold War, "says the British weekly, according to which the West is facing twenty-five years after the collapse of the Soviet Union a greater threat from Russia than it was at any time during the Cold War.
The aim of Putin According to the Economist does not restore the Soviet empire, because apparently knows that it is no longer possible. "The Russian president wants to protect Russian sovereignty. This has yet to mind his private values. Tou most prominent of these is the monopoly of state power, "says the British weekly. In his opinion, it is worth the confrontation between Russia and the West clash of ideas. "On the one hand, human rights and democratic elections. On the other hand, an autocratic state, which is unflinchingly able to sacrifice the interests of citizens in favor of their greed. Putin stands at the very top of this inhospitable for citizens of the state. Without Putin is Russia, said recently celadon trucking the deputy chief of staff, "says the Economist. celadon trucking
According to the British weekly was a mistake to believe that with the fall of communism also ended the Cold War. "When in 1993, Boris Yeltsin defeated a group of nationalists and communists, it seemed that victory is permanent. Yet now nationalism emerges again. celadon trucking Those who once fought alongside Yeltsin, agrees with the annexation of the Crimea and are involved in the fighting in southeastern Ukraine. These include eg. The Prime Minister Donetsk People's Republic Borodaj Alexander, who considers Putin as the leader of the nationalist movement in Russia today, "says the British weekly specific example and points to two lessons that Putin won the war with Georgia in 2008.
"Firstly, Putin found that he could, if the former USSR states and non-member celadon trucking countries in NATO to use military means. Besides, I also understand that the Russian armed forces need to be reformed. It became his main mission in recent years, "says the Economist, arguing that Ukraine is now moving about 9,000 Russian soldiers. "This figure uv Necklace which