No way without weapons
Since February, the European Union (EU) has been "celebrating" three years of the so-called Russian-Ukrainian war on the outskirts of the EU, this time over the so-called Donetsk region, which some also call the Donetsk Republic. The war has not yet ended either diplomatically or with the use of weapons. Neither Bosnia and Herzegovina nor Kosovo have yet entered a period of peace. In the fall, we will also be able to "celebrate one year of another major attack on Israel on the other side of the Mediterranean, which was established after World War II.
We EU citizens are slowly getting used to the old and new needs for military force, as all diplomacy is powerless in the face of heated heads full of hatred and a war of death and destruction on the very outskirts of the peaceful EU.
Even the United Nations (UN), which was established after World War II, only powerlessly discusses the long-term sustainability of peace, coexistence and respect for declarations on human rights and the rights of the child. The European and world population is once again turning to religious, national and sexual hatred and spreading it across foreign territory and the so-called denacification, which means the erasure of certain nations. All in the name of one or another unitary and totalitarian ideologies that do not allow room for difference. Created rules for international peaceful relations and human dignity and respect for ethnic groups and nations and religious freedoms have thus begun to crumble and weaken precisely among the members who were supposed to maintain all these gains after World War II and sanction violators. The UN Security Council, which has Russia, the USA, China, France and Great Britain in its five-member permanent composition, is facing military operations and a state of war, which was first initiated by the UN Security Council member Russia. The USA followed suit by announcing the accession of Canada to the USA and, of course, the purchase of Greenland. It is also said that the eradication of Israel was planned. Thus, tendencies to use military force for the purpose of world domination have emerged precisely among the permanent members of the UN Security Council, which was supposed to ensure order and peace in the global sense since 1946 and prevent the outbreak of a new world war or a third world war.
The clear national borders created after the Second World War have become doubtful and are once again the subject of debates about the historical unification or disintegration of European or world nations and the common roots and dominance of larger nations. Pamphlets about the prosperity promised by great military powers are simply shattered by the ravages of military superiority and threats of the use of nuclear weapons.
Instead of developed diplomatic relations and peaceful resolution of international disputes, we are once again hearing that we will have to modernize militarily and invest more in the war industry, because only military superiority will save us from invasion and destruction. "Who will destroy whom" is once again the basic rule of world diplomacy and human relations.
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