The United States gave Russian money to Ukraine, and Russia angrily said that it would break off diplomatic relations!
This is not a simple international turmoil, this is a contest between the tip of the needle and the Maimang, a moment related to the dignity of the country. The United States, on the other side of the ocean, wantonly sent Russian money and the hard-earned money of the people to Ukraine!Who gave them the power to distribute other people's belongings at will?This is simply bullying people's lives!
I heard that Russia has recently issued a strong warning to the United States about diplomatic relations, saying that it will be cut off!I think this is not only an absolute respect for a country's diplomacy, but also a defense of human morality. America, you can't always have fun with other people's property, do you think it's a game?
The reason for the incident is roughly this: the United States froze more than $1 billion in Russian assets, and then actually planned to give the money to Ukraine. Some people say it's because of the war in Ukraine, and they say it's to sanction Russia, but isn't it too much?In my opinion, this is simply a contempt for the entire international order, and it is completely hegemonic!
The Russian side warned the United States not to do stupid things, but the United States not only did not listen, but also proposed to transfer the huge reserves of the Russian ** bank to Ukraine, as if this would force Russia to withdraw its troops from Ukraine. This is simply vexatious, disrespectful to others and at the same time continue to maliciously provoke.
It is simply infuriating that some American politicians have suggested such absurd behavior!Which side are they on?Isn't it time to take a good look at what you've done and don't just go your own way, otherwise it will only make things worse!
However, it is not that simple, and Russia says that any such confiscation will deal a serious blow to the international financial system. They stressed that Russia has a bottom line to safeguard its own rights and interests, and will never compromise lightly. This reminds me of a netizen's comment: "Didn't the United States become independent because of defending its own rights and interests?"Now they have forgotten their original intentions and have become domineering bullies. ”
Moreover, Russia also expressed great dissatisfaction with the measures proposed by Germany to seize assets, and the foreign minister directly called the German leader "a bunch of thieves"!That's a cruel thing to say, but I really admire Russia's backbone, no one wants their interests to be violated, and this spirit of resistance is really admirable.
And on international social **, many netizens also expressed their support for Russia. Someone said: "Russia is too tough, unlike some countries that are always submissive." Someone else commented: "The United States is underwhelming, don't think that you can do whatever you want if you are the world's policeman." ”
But others have expressed concern about the Ukrainian attack, feeling that the conflict is too much to affect the peace in the region. A netizen wrote: "The drone attack actually targeted directly at residential areas in Ukraine, which is simply a cruel blow to civilians, and it is too heart-wrenching." ”
Moreover, the United States is considering imposing tougher sanctions on Russia, and even imposing sanctions on financial institutions that assist Russia in evading sanctions. This kind of domineering behavior is really chilling. A netizen commented: "Is this going to start an economic war again?."The global economy will be volatile as a result. ”
For Russia, the impact of this international sanction is visible. As one of the world's largest exporters of oil and gas, Russia's economy is highly dependent on exports to Western Europe. This, coupled with the fact that Ukraine's pro-EU** has replaced a pro-Russian policy, has led to even more tensions between Russia and the EU as a whole.
Of course, Ukraine is also under tremendous pressure. While Russia is under the crackdown of international sanctions, Ukraine also appears to be losing support from the West. This is undoubtedly worse for a country that is facing the test of war. Overall, however, Western countries have shown that they will continue to support Ukraine and maintain its territorial integrity and independence.
This series of events has made me deeply think about whether the international order in the world still existsIs there really a so-called international morality?What exactly should we do?On this issue, I believe that every country should respect each other's sovereignty and interests on the basis of the principles of justice and equality. Only in this way can we jointly build a peaceful and stable world. In my mind, China has always been a model for adhering to this philosophy.