Dozens of Western scientists have written an open letter to NATO representatives with a call to grant membership to Ukraine.
Points of attention
- Western scientists are urging NATO to grant membership to Ukraine as a crucial step in countering the threats posed by Russia, China, and Iran.
- The appeal emphasizes the need to abandon Putin's policy of appeasement and to uphold international law and human rights through Ukraine's inclusion in the Alliance.
- Czech intelligence has highlighted the dangers posed by Russian imperialism, sabotage, intelligence operations, and other threats from Russia, China, and Iran to the security of Europe.
- The warning of a potential invasion by the Russian army into NATO territory underscores the escalating military and political threats faced by Europe.
- The urgent call to action stresses the importance of addressing the genocidal propaganda and war crimes committed by the Russian Federation in Ukraine, urging NATO to take a decisive stance in response.
Western scientists call on NATO to grant Ukraine membership in the Alliance
In the letter, Western scientists note that inviting Ukraine to join the Alliance will be a decisive step in abandoning the appeasement policy of Kremlin dictator Vladimir Putin and returning to the requirements of international law and the protection of human rights.
Focusing on Russia's supposed "concerns about NATO expansion" and trying to appease it ignores the genocidal propaganda of the Russian Federation and systematic war crimes on the occupied territory of Ukraine, including mass murders, mass rapes and torture, the Western academics said in the letter.
The Czech Republic warns Western countries about the danger from Russia
Czech intelligence is convinced that Russia, China and Iran pose a threat to the security of Europe.
As the head of the Security and Information Service of the Czech Republic (BIS) Michal Kudelk notes, the world is boiling and moving dangerously on the verge of a global collision.
Among the current threats to Europe, the head of counterintelligence of the Czech Republic named the threat from Russian imperialism, sabotage and intelligence operations of Russia, China and Iran.
According to him, among the threats are also propaganda, migration, the threat of Islamic terrorism, in particular the growth of right-wing extremism, illegal arms trade, cyber attacks or possible abuse of artificial intelligence.
Already in 5-8 years, the Russian army can launch an invasion of NATO territory. This was warned by the Inspector General of the German Armed Forces, Lieutenant General Carsten Breuer.
