Financial Times report on “America” ​​with “West”

According to RCO News Agency, British media reported that the United States had separated its way from Europe and the West had lost its meaning, referring to the recent US government’s position on the Ukrainian -Russian war.

According to the Financial Times, with the fall of the Soviet Union, it was thought that independence and freedom would be achieved in many parts of the world; But it didn’t. Today, not only is authoritarian regimes more confident, but the United States is moving towards them, and this is the lesson we get from the performance of the new US government.

The Financial Times has pointed to three specific events, the first of which is US Defense Secretary of Defense Pit Hegst’s speech on February 7, a speech in which Europeans realized are alone because the United States is now mainly important to compete with China and its borders. “Security of Europe should be a priority for European members of NATO,” Hegst said. “In this regard, Europe must provide a large part of the future aid to Ukraine.”

The second case was US Vice President JD Venus’s speech at the Munich Security Conference on February 7, saying: “What worries me is a threat from within, that is, Europe’s retreat from some of its most fundamental values; The values ​​that are in common with the United States. ” He stated an example of the threat that “the Romanian government has recently canceled a full election.” While we all know that the supreme leader of JD Venus, Donald Trump, tried to revoke the outcome of the presidential election four years ago and encouraged his supporters to attack the US Congress building to achieve that goal.

The third issue that the English media has mentioned is the negotiations on the future of Ukraine. Hegest accepted Moscow’s most important demands for the end of the war at the outset and announced that Ukraine’s borders would not return to the status of the borders before and the country could not join NATO. But that was just the beginning of the story. The talks were held between the United States and Russia, while not only European countries, but even Ukrainian representatives were not invited.

The United States has now acknowledged that Russia is not the beginning of the war, and it is Ukraine that has begun the war by insisting on NATO membership. Washington, even to show that he separated his path from Europe, recently departed from the France -British position at the UN Security Council and voted for a resolution that China and Russia had voted for. The Financial Times writes: “The West is dead.”

Trump also called Ukrainian President Walodimir Zelksky “dictator”, but unlike other Western leaders, Vladimir Putin did not call Russian President Vladimir Putin. In defense of his position, Trump has pointed out the fact that Zelnsky has put the war conditions as a pretext for escaping the election. In addition, the US president has called for Ukraine to pay the US with the right to exploit its rare reserves and vital minerals to the United States, but Washington has provided no guarantees for future assistance.

The Financial Times has described Trump’s request from Ukraine as a war -torn country as a “scandal” move, pointing out that Ukrainians must now seek to provide resources to rebuild their country. On the other hand, the English media claims that the value of the US demands from Kiev is about four times the aid that Washington has provided to Ukraine. The media also claims that European countries have helped Ukraine more than the US; The United States had only 2 % of the total bilateral obligations and 2 % of the military obligations between January 1 and December.

According to the Financial Times, the positions of Donald Trump and his government officials over the past five weeks show that the United States has decided to abandon its global role that had taken over World War II. With Trump’s return to the White House, the United States has decided to become a power that only takes care of the short -term interests, especially its material. This causes questioning the values ​​and aspirations that the Americans once borne, and on the other hand, in line with the internal situation of today’s America, a country in which the constitutional society is weakened and exposed to destruction.

The Financial Times writes at the end: “In this situation, Europe either comes out of this proud test or breaks down. Europeans must dramatically reinforce their cooperation in a firm framework of liberal and democratic principles. Otherwise, the great powers of the world will cut them one after the other. “

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