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Russia has no choice but to “declassify” the secret information at its disposal relatively western intelligence operation that led to seizure of power in Kiev.
It is extraordinary that Russia referred the Council UN Security Information Requesting Impartial international investigation. Of course, at any such step in order to An impartial investigation will be vetoed by the United States. Russia knows this too, but today regarding the situation around Ukraine there is also an information war, and from the point of view of Moscow, the transfer secret data as tension grows necessary to expose the American version of events as a complete duck. Obviously, Poland and Lithuania would not dare to train extremists how to overthrow Yanukovych without getting a green light from Washington.
That is, Russia puts intelligence on the UN horseshoe table about the Holy Grail, which belongs to the White House. It’s deadly seriously because it exposes President Barack Obama himself to a whole new world as a “Cold War Warrior”, while American official propaganda is trying to force us to believe that the president is a helpless statesman, acting mainly under internal political coercion. IN the result is that there is no longer any way that could be for the remainder of the Obama presidency patched up shabby US-Russia ties. Similarly, Russia no longer going to weaken its supervision of activities American intelligence in its near abroad.
Consequently, there will no longer be the usual [joint] business in Afghanistan and Central Asia that used to be important an element in the so-called “reset” of US-Russian relationship. No matter how they forget about it, it is the President of Russia Vladimir Putin played a key role in creating the US military bases in the Central Asian region since 9/11 in 2001. Again, so far Russia has held a dual position on the establishment of US and NATO military bases in Afghanistan. But all this gives way to greater caution about long-term open western military presence in the region.
Indeed, from now on the pretense of the Obama administration that the United States will do a favor for the Afghan people and regional stability (and especially to deter the Indo-Pakistani war over the territory in the Hindu Kush), while maintaining a long-term military presence in the region, will be perceived by Moscow with great skepticism. Actions Washington in Ukraine should alert Moscow regarding great potential for the CIA to use Afghan soil to achieve “regime change” in Central Asia and to foment problems in the North Caucasus. In fact, a recent attack on Turkmenistan border guards elements of unknown origin from Afghanistan is a harbinger of what to expect. Of course, the blame in the end laid on the Taliban (although Ashgabat keeps his thoughts with him on this incident in which three Turkmen died border guard).
But why did the Taliban have to attack Turkmenistan and annoy Ashgabat, which used to be the only truly the friendly Central Asian capital, which is the only maintained good contact with Kabul even during the reign Taliban in the late 1990s? In other words, someone seems to have designed good chance to convince Ashgabat (whose foreign policy riveted to the principle of positive neutrality) that Turkmenistan really needs some help from the US and NATO as security providers. Coincidentally, incident 1 March, on the Turkmen-Afghan border, there were reports of that American intelligence is actively looking for objects in Central Asia to support UAV observation flights. It should be noted that Central Asian regimes will closely monitor development events unfolding in Ukraine. In light of intelligence reports, “declassified” by Moscow, they will understand that the bell rings for them. A symptom of hidden fears in the region is the decision of Dushanbe block US government-funded radio broadcasts Freedom “and” Free Europe “.
A curious turn in the current “color revolution” in Ukraine is that U.S. intelligence has organized ultra-nationalists as a striking force to hold coup. It so happened that the post-Soviet regimes in Central Asia, especially Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan, was also encouraged (for different reasons) nationalist sentiments in society, and this may come around if foreign powers co-opt ultra-nationalists, as happened in Ukraine. Events on Ukraine emphasizes the ease with which the pent for the time being popular indignation can be used by foreign powers to achieve a “regime change.”
At first glance, the Central Asian region remains calm, but almost all the elements that turned Ukraine into a volcano are already exist there and are waiting in line to break through. Therefore building up Russian military presence in Central Asia goes to vast geopolitical background. Russian views to the present time consisted in the fact that Russia, on the one hand, and the United States and NATO, on the other hand, has a coincidence of interests in minimize, if not eliminate instability factors, affecting security and stability in Central Asia and Afghanistan. However, as the events of Ukraine continue to unfold, a paradigm shift will definitely happen. Enough to say that it would be too risky for the Kremlin to continue consider the US and NATO as good partners.
It is unlikely that Moscow missed that the author of the famous book “The Great chessboard “Zbigniew Brzezinski today openly talks about NATO mobilization: deploying forces in Central Europe, such way, we are able to answer if war breaks out and will spread.
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