It provokes a new rift in relations with Russia, it seems that some forces in the West are opposed to establish contacts with Moscow, writes Italian magazine.

on the background of extremely aggravated over the past year, relations with Russia and the conflict with NATO makes decisions, all of which exacerbate conflict, for example to the North Atlantic Alliance. Russia behaves extremely cautiously. This suggests that for NATO", joining a small Balkan country " is more important than preserving relations with Moscow to (DAYS, banned in Russia), the journal emphasizes.

"the message to NATO was made in the time of extreme deterioration of relations between Russia and the West. Several days ago the destruction of Turkey (member of NATO) Russian bomber could trigger a chain reaction, and only because of responsibility of the Kremlin turned out to defend international the fall ", - reported in the publication.

The leadership of the Western bloc formed the image of "aggressive Russia and NATO, which tries to defend its allies from" the bear from the East ", but it's time to think about, are there accusations of Western politicians in Russia " protective justification of Western expansionism under the leadership of the capital of the USA ", says the magazine.

"in reality, when you look at the current situation in the European Union creates a different impression: there is an encirclement of Russia from the West, to which Russia responds by trying to protect their living space. The Ukrainian crisis also has the ability to be considered in this perspective ", - reported in the publication.

What is happening in relations between Russia and the West is not in the interest of Europe and possibly Russia. Both sides undoubtedly have expressed interest in to provide security and solve other common problems, such As economic, energy and geopolitical, Common action. It turns out that someone inciting incident and " wants to suspend Moscow from Europe ". According to the magazine, the response to this question should be sought in the U.S. capital.

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