The outcome and resolutions of the recent meeting were, indeed, quite frightening as far as the preservation of international peace is concerned. If Nato countries feel they can defeat Russia by continuous acts of pricking and provoking, they are sadly mistaken. Anyone who can just estimate the distance between St. Petersburg and Vladivostok should be able to calculate how much space Russia has to absorb any type of attack. What good has it done except invading weak countries, like Iraq, Libya and Afghanistan? It may be difficult, but we should try to maintain a balanced stand in this unnecessary war.
