Noam Chomsky: “Current policy undermines hopes [to save Ukraine from further tragedy] by informing Putin that he has no way out: It’s The Hague or proceed to destroy Ukraine.”
. The states joining in sanctions against Russia are in the Anglosphere and Europe, as well as Japan, Taiwan and South Korea. The rest of the world condemns the invasion, but is mostly standing aloof.
World opinion overwhelmingly favored diplomatic-judicial measures over military action. Opposition to invasion was particularly strong in Latin America, which has a little experience with U.S. intervention.that “the opposition [to the U.S. invasion] was mostly limited to the people who are reflexively against the American use of power.”
The quote and the opinions just paraphrased are those of one of the most astute and widely respected U.S. diplomats,Like anyone who cares in the least about the fate of Ukrainians, Ambassador Freeman recognizes that the only alternative to Russian destruction of Ukraine — which, with their backs to the wall, Putin and his narrow circle ofcan implement — is a negotiated settlement that will be ugly, offering the aggressors an escape.
The question arose starkly when the USSR collapsed, and Mikhail Gorbachev outlined the vision of a “common European home” with no military alliances from Lisbon to Vladivostok. In a limited form, the concept was revived by French President Emmanuel Macron in his recent abortive interchanges with Putin.
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