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With the NATOfication of the Baltic Sea, Biden brings the world closer to WWIII

Biden's push to NATOfy the Baltic Sea, along with escalating tensions and increased military presence, brings the world dangerously close to a potential WWIII scenario

Ansh Pandey by Ansh Pandey
July 14, 2023
in Geopolitics
With the NATOfication of the Baltic Sea, Biden brings the world closer to WWIII
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In a world that already feels like it’s balancing on the edge of a knife, the recent escalations have taken things to a whole new level of worrisome. The days of US-Russia bonhomie are long gone, and it seems like President Biden is dead set on showing Putin the exit door, by any means necessary.

Just when you thought things couldn’t get any more dramatic, the US broke its own record of hypocrisy by delivering mini-nukes, or as they like to call them, cluster bombs, to Ukraine as part of their so-called war assistance. I guess the oath to protect civilians only applies when it’s convenient.

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But wait, there’s more! Now, Biden is using NATO as his handy tool of provocation, aiming to turn the Baltic Sea into a hot zone where Russia’s navy and trade importance hangs in the balance. Talk about stirring the pot!

The NATO Escalated 

The recent NATO summit in Vilnius, Lithuania concluded with the introduction of a jaw-droppingly contentious draft. 

The summit produced a colossal 4,400-page document outlining defense plans for “emergencies,” with a clear emphasis on Russia as one of the biggest threats. Yes, they are taking a page out of the Cold War playbook and giving it a modern twist.

According to German media, the document highlights two main threats: Russia and terrorism. It accuses Russia of being the greatest and most immediate threat to peace and stability in the Euro-Atlantic region. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz even called for arming themselves against this apparent threat. 

Source: Al Jazeera

Hold on tight, because the document suggests that a “violent” and “revisionist” Russia could potentially launch an attack on NATO territory. Cue the suspenseful music!

To counter this supposed Russian threat, NATO plans to beef up its Response Force (NRF) from a measly 40,000 troops to a whopping 300,000 troops, comprising land, sea, and air units, along with rapid deployment of Special Forces. It’s like they’re preparing for Armageddon on steroids!

But wait, there’s an even juicier twist to this plot. Sweden and Finland are set to join NATO, making the Baltic Sea a NATO lake. 

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The NATO Lake 

Yes, you heard that right. The Baltic Sea, a region of immense strategic importance to Russia, will now fall under NATO control. We can only imagine Putin’s reaction to this one.

With Poland, the three Baltic republics, and now Sweden and Finland on board, NATO’s control over the Baltic Sea has expanded rapidly. During the Cold War, only Denmark and Germany were in the alliance. Now, Russia’s access to the sea is being significantly curtailed. 

Source: Wikipedia

Biden wants to play a real-life game of Battleship, except the stakes are much, much higher. This move by Biden is a major step, no doubt about it. 

But it seems like he’s lost touch with reality. Is he trying to turn the whole of Europe into a burning inferno? It’s as if he’s daring Russia to make a move that could plunge us all into the darkness of another world war. Thanks for raising the stakes, Mr. President.

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Russia is already running out of patience with the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, and now Biden is pushing things into even more aggressive territory. We’re on the brink of a war that could make Ukraine look like a mere skirmish. Buckle up, folks. The ride is about to get a whole lot bumpier, and the consequences could be catastrophic.

As tensions rise and the world watches with bated breath, let’s hope that cooler heads prevail and that we find a way to step back from the brink. We can only hope that sanity and diplomacy prevail over the specter of another devastating global war, a 1940s redux. 

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