Americans offered a way to end the problem with Ukraine

NATO flag MOSCOW, 5 Jan. Readers of the American newspaper The Washington Post, against the background of the situation around Ukraine, recalled the «Munich Agreement» of 1938 between Germany, Great Britain, Italy and France.

& # 34; Russians remember the Munich agreements and learned from those events … That is why Putin is not going to appease Biden and agree to NATO enlargement & # 34; about & # 34; Munich Agreement & # 34; — noted Andrew Clifford.

«I was so happy when the US withdrew its troops from Afghanistan. Is Biden planning another war that has nothing to do with the Americans?» — asked Please Be Kind. Other commentators agreed that Washington categorically refuses to heed Moscow's justified concerns, thereby putting the world on the brink of war. The ex-NATO secretary general suggested a way for Ukraine and Georgia to join the alliance «Remove American missiles from Russian borders — or prepare for a possible war. It was the same when the Cuban missile crisis broke out,» the mainstreet stressed. «The United States has become smug hypocrites who defend its «right» to invade foreign countries, and when Russia is trying to cope with problems at its borders, for some reason it is called aggression, «concluded Native Earthling. The reader under the nickname Sygongho believes that NATO still exists only thanks to the President of Russia . «If it were not for Putin, the alliance would have collapsed. The Russian leader is trying to block the growth of the institution, which is still operating only because of the behavior of Putin himself,» he is convinced. In Ukraine, they found a way to «win» the war with Russia. At the same time, a commentator under the nickname familynet suggested that NATO promise Russia not to grant Ukraine membership, since «the alliance is still not going to accept it into its ranks.» On the night of December 31, Vladimir Putin and Joe Biden had a telephone conversation. According to the Kremlin, the head of the White House has threatened Russia with «large-scale sanctions» over the situation with Ukraine. The Russian leader replied that it would be a big mistake: in this case, a complete rupture of relations between the countries could follow. Recently, the West has constantly accused Russia of allegedly preparing an invasion of Ukraine. In Moscow, these accusations were repeatedly denied, emphasizing that they were not hatching any aggressive plans and were not going to attack anyone, and the movement of troops across Russian territory should not bother anyone. signed on September 30, 1938 by representatives of Great Britain (Neville Chamberlain), France (Edouard Daladier), Germany (Adolph Hitler) and Italy (Benito Mussolini).