Duma voices concern over NATO buildup near Russia's borders

Duma voices concern over NATO buildup near Russia's borders

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Russia's lower house of parliament unanimously issued a statement Friday expressing concern over NATO military buildup near Russia's borders, accusing the alliance of blocking an updated version of Europe's main arms control treaty.

"The consistent and unjustifiable obstruction of the adapted version of the Conventional Forces in Europe (CFE) Treaty by the North Atlantic alliance's member states is creating conditions for uncontrolled military buildup near Russian borders, and [poses] a direct threat to the security and stability of the whole of Europe," the State Duma said in its statement.

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Implementing a defense shield into Ukraine and the Caucasus, NATO military buildup near the border... Is this really just to protect U.S. and European security interests against a possible missile attack from "rogue states" such as Iran, or perhaps theres a bigger agenda in the works?

Either way I don't think this will help western relations with Russia.

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This has all got to do with the bigger picture, which is to slowly encircle any possible military foe now and in the futre who may at some stage pose a threat to the West. so therefore it may be a quick action/retaliation if need be.

In this case, both Russia and China are being encircled for they are the greatest threats at the moment to the Western Alliance. Iran and the mideast are just little squabbles to capture natural resources. China and Russia are the main threats/targets,which will be seen to within the next 15 years.

After some thought and research here is my take on this. It's no coincidence, and if it is it's an odd one, that this is happening at the same time as the current events in Ukraine. Check this thread and see the post with the heading "politics begining to shape" in it;

www.abovetopsecret.com...

Regards,
Maestro