Putin’s Win: NATO’s Open Admission of Ukraine’s Defeat? US-led Bloc Reveals ‘Biggest Risk’
By Hindustan Times
NATO Chief Jens Stoltenberg has admitted to the biggest risk in the Ukraine war. Stoltenberg said while ‘there are no risk-free options’ in terms of the conflict in Ukraine, ‘the biggest risk of all is if Putin wins’. Addressing the Munich Security Conference, Stoltenberg expressed grave concerns over the possibility of Moscow winning its ‘special military operation’ He also urged allies to send more lethal weapons to Ukraine.
Here’s what others had to say:
Dianne Moffett
I cannot imagine having such a wickedly cruel person as a father. I wonder what his children think of what he is doing.
Raghab Panda
NATO chief be like, “Only NATO countries have right to use military force to achieve its goals and benefit… How can any other country use military force to maintain its security? World must understand that we possesses all the rights to put any missile, any where, any time, as we wish… we can launch a war with any country, with false allegations, though later we will admit, there was no such concern and we knew it before and there was no need of that war… but… how can a country will fight to stop us (NATO) from deploying missiles at its border? We are saying, we are not going to attack today only. We can’t guarantee for tomorrow, but still no one can have any objection with our intentions…
Just
“The other lesson we learned is how to piss away 100 billion dollars on a corrupt clown government.”
Shatalov A.
Nato is done! A lot of Nato Countrys will not fight Russians! Understandable.
Jan van Renesse
I hope and pray, as an European, that Poetin will win this war. Staying under the “protection” of the US does bring us, Europeans, nothing else than war and poverty.
sasinofus
Jens is also one of those elites being sponsored by war manufacturers that just steps on everyone, just for having an extra pool in his vacation villa.
Jake Padayhag
NATO knew very well that they are losing the battle in ukraine ….They belittle the capability of russia.
MikaKrombacher
The lessons NATO going to draw from this conflict is to live peacefully, mind their own business and welcome the multipolar world.
blue moon
It’s a wonder how those reporters can understand what Stoltenberg was talking about . If Ukraine lose the war NutTO is threatened . It does not make sense on his common sense ……
mark hughes
I have been shocked and dismayed since waking up from a geopolitical sleep in 2016 how far it is the case that liar after liar, after liar, after liar, after liar – leads the western world and how far it is the case that most of those liars are filled with ideological drivel without the first idea of how it has been inculcated and without apparently the least critical faculty to deal with that inculcation should a glimmer of the truth of matters surface in their consciousness.
Da Gre
For 30 years nato and usa blowed hot air about rights and entitlements, while Russia worked on their responsibilities that is to protect their borders. The results of those different strategies shows today.
Ring-Tone
Why is NADO pretending like it is a surprise? Russia was always going to win. The more Ukraine delays to negotiate the more territory they keep losing and the more the suffering of Ukrainians. Next is Bakhmut then Kiev from different directions or further to Odessa. A unilateral ceasefire to prepare for dialogue may be more gainful for Ukraine but then the military complex would lose profit.
