�The consequence of the war in Ukraine - one Empire, or a multipolar world?!

The event of the year that is coming to an end, for most analysts, will certainly be the war in Ukraine. It will replace the corona virus pandemic that raged the previous year and seriously disrupted the usual, relatively peaceful life of citizens all over the planet.
And this new event will not be more favorable, and in some segments probably even worse than the previous one, with the possibility that its consequences will be more long-lasting, more dangerous and escalate.

It started to "cook" long before the Kyiv Maidan, that is, in 2014, when a new group came to power in Ukraine by force and with foreign interference. But, as it would later turn out, and many people noticed this before, the fire had been smoldering for decades and it was just waiting for who and when would strike a match and ignite the flames at the right moment. And that desired moment came after the fall of the Berlin Wall, the collapse of the Soviet Union and the dissolution of the Warsaw Pact. And the match was struck, after he had been waiting for a long time in the corner, someone from the side for whom the conflict between the two largest former Soviet republics would support his geopolitical goals and interests.

The opinion that the West is at least partly to blame for the current war in Ukraine is shared by other politicians, political scientists and other public figures in the West. Even the Roman Pope Francis stated in a statement that,,,barking the NATO pact at the door of Russia does not lead to anything good, it disturbs Moscow and makes it cautious.''

However, in some circles, both in the East and in the West, the question arises whether this war, which is causing misery to people on both sides, had to happen? Was it inevitable, was it possible to find a way out, a compromise that would satisfy both parties? Moscow categorically asserts that all its attempts to avoid an armed conflict did not bear fruit and that a special military operation was the only, forced way to remove the danger to its security, territorial integrity and survival. For such a position, as already mentioned, a number of arguments are presented that are difficult to dispute. On the other hand, the current leadership in Kiev claims that these are just excuses and that it is a case of classic aggression, which is repeated in chorus by the Western centers who, according to analysts in Moscow, are the real initiators, inspirers and participants of that war.

Just as the world changed profoundly after the collapse of the Soviet Union and the unification of Germany, nothing will remain the same after the war in Ukraine, regardless of why it started, when and how it will end. Analysts say that it is a historical process with far-reaching consequences that far exceeds the borders of Ukraine and the Russian-Ukrainian conflict and that leads to a new world order. What the world will look like after this conflict, no one can predict at this moment. And until then, a large part of the international public is increasingly afraid of what tomorrow and the next year will bring.

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