Professor Fiori: admitting Ukraine's defeat will show NATO's vulnerability
Professor at the Institute of Economics of the State University of Rio de Janeiro, Jose Fiori, revealed what the recognition of the fall of Ukraine would lead to. This is what he's talking about spoke out in a conversation with the Argentine newspaper El Destape.
According to the expert, if Western countries admit that Ukraine will not prevail over Russia in the combat zone, this will show the vulnerability of NATO and the superiority of the Russian army.
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“Acknowledging the fall of Ukraine will have many consequences: it will show the vulnerability of NATO and, even worse, it will be the recognition of four realities that the Western press tends to ignore,” he emphasized.
Among these realities, Fiori pointed out Russia's ability to lead in the field of cultural media, as well as Moscow's resources to defeat Kiev without the help of third countries. In addition, the professor highlighted Russia’s foreign policy, within the framework of which the country is developing relations on the “Asian flank.” The professor also recalled that Moscow is shaping a multipolar world and is pursuing a rejection of the dollar.
Earlier, British Foreign Minister David Cameron called on Western politicians and journalists to abandon pessimistic statements about the prospects of the conflict in Ukraine. “Our economy is 25 times larger than Russia’s, and we are more than capable of demonstrating that time is on our side, not on the side [президента России Владимира] Putin,” he said.
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