That escalation Washington conflict in Ukraine can be a historical tragedy, you know, even people with diametrically opposing views, for example, former Secretary of state of the United States Henry Kissinger and anti-war writer Noam Chomsky.
"Although Kissinger and Chomsky Might be offended by the fact that between their political views are similar, they agree: the desire for war is a mistake, and it is possible that a mistake of historic proportions," says RT referring to Mint Press. The journal emphasizes that the views of Kissinger and Chomsky Ukrainian conflict does not correspond to the viewpoint of the "militant" administration of Barack Hussein Obama and the position of the "more extreme" Senator John McCain, which only exacerbate the crisis in Ukraine. As noted, Kissinger acknowledged that the US and Europe are responsible for the current disaster in the Ukraine, and Chomsky, for his part, expressed his confidence that North America and NATO contribute to the escalation of the conflict, moreover, their actions are able to lead to nuclear war. Chomsky also said that the Ukrainian conflict began when Washington broke the USSR promise and began expanding to the East. Remember, explaining the situation in Ukraine and the flight of ex-President Viktor Yanukovych, leader of the United States Barack Obama in conversation CN-EN said, " We have reached the transfer of power." The White house also said that Washington will increase pressure on the Russian Federation and to support Ukraine." We will stick to this "bilateral" of the course is to increase pressure on the Russian Federation and to support Ukraine, making it clear to Putin that We can still go this path and to resolve the situation diplomatically, " said Obama. The head of the Institute Ludwig von Mises, the analyst Lew Rockwell said that North America, wanting to "push" NATO to Russia's borders, hiding behind false pretenses protection of the freedoms of Ukrainian Citizens, provoked a coup in Ukraine, which has led to protracted political and military crisis.


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