Joe Biden urges to resolve Ukraine-Russia conflict. Why this is happening?
According to the 46th presidents of the United States of America, is ready to protect Ukraine from the dominance set by Russia in the Eastern-European country. This means that no matter how bad the situation goes, if it is necessary to take the corresponding measures to defend the former country, it will be taken. This could impact not only three countries but the whole economy as we are facing continuous news about the current status of the situation, because due to the highly beneficial benefits that globalization has given us, it could also imply some drawbacks in terms of how we do business nowadays. That is why it is so important to try to reduce conflict between both countries, not only against a possible war, that is obviously the worst thing it can happen, but also due to the fact that will directly impact mostly all countries and won't bring any results except a bigger number of corpses. This conflict is said to be caused mainly by three factors:
- Due to NATO inclusion chance for Ukraine to belong to this organization, which will suppose a bigger differentiation from how was considered Ukraine in past times.
- Because of Ukraine-related culture, historic and religious bonds between this two countries as it is said that they engage with the same vision by representing the same ideals, and therefore, the same "nation".
- Putin's legacy won't be fulfilled until Ukraine is again part of Russia, so that we can redeem his power authority against previous not successful chances of doing so. This means that even though he agrees about creating a separate nation, the fact that Russia's control over Ukraine is a must for the president of the soviet country.
Believe it or not, this could be the beginning of something that we will regret as we used with all the previous events that happened in history over years. If you have the chance of at least learning some history, do it to learn from other's mistake, instead of just passing an exam.
Stay safe,
Feli