Briefly- From secession to accession and its implications
As one of the comrades pointed
out,” the Russian bureaucrats at the service of oligarchs are as
calculating as the American counterparts when it comes to strategize the
short and long-term interests of the class they serve. In reality, they are
more calculating and sinister because they all have studied Leninism and Soviet
History and know how to use that for their own interests.” Accession of regions removes the burden of all
other countries of “recognizing” the “regions
gained autonomous status with secession.”
It is now not an issue as far as they are concerned; they are obligated to neither recognize nor reject.
The decisive implication, other than the “limitless war” comes with it, is related to other regions with large Russian and ani-Euromaidan population. Now the fear of not being recognized if and when they succeed in secession from Ukraine is gone. They do not have to fight for the “autonomy” but to merge with Russia.
If we go back to the assessment of
Donbass Leninists in July which
summarized that the “Russian bourgeoisie
is taking it slow with the consideration of not alienating the local population
and giving ample time to Kiev neo-Nazis to sit at a negotiation table. At the
same time, considering the population and progressive ideological make up of
Dnieper, Nikolayev, Odessa they are preparing themselves and the
locals to further advance to these regions in order to force Ukraine
bourgeoisie to an agreement much heavier than the one that they agreed in
Istanbul, but did not comply with... Due to the Western, especially that of US
pressure not to sit for an agreement, it is most likely that Kharkiv, Dnieper
and Nikolayev are on the agenda and will be “liberated” in the process.
Depending on the developments during this phase, Odessa is a likely choice to
cut Ukraine from accessing to Black Sea. All of which has the expectation of
an internal conflict within Ukraine bourgeoisie and the removal of “Euromaidan”,
“US-NATO” bourgeois clique from power by the Ukrainians themselves.”
It looks like this assessment will
confirm itself to be correct. Even though Putin said that they are ready to sit
down for an agreement, concluding his words
with “new regions are not negotiable” and with the “ultimatum to Ukraine to withdraw all its forces from these
regions”, clearly confirms the comrade's assessment that Russia is as eager as
the US-NATO to drag this war till it gets the best gain-deal out of the war. The longer the war is, the larger the Ukraine
loss of territories will be- but most likely limited to the regions
mentioned.
It Is Within the possibilities
that Zelensky may be removed from the
power somehow once the Russian starts the all-out war and invades few or all of these regions. However, considering the
US-NATO stand, which is unlikely except in the case where some serious changes occur in Europe with the uprising of people due to economic discontent and fear of
nuclear war. This, as the Donbas Comrade mentioned in July, is one of the crucial
elements of Russian policy of influencing the “public opinion” by not using its air
force heavily in Ukraine, taking the war easy through the winter with expectation
of uprisings. Otherwise, European lackey bourgeoisie and their bureaucrats will
follow the US-NATO directives. This brings the question of other neighboring
countries and their stance to the most likely escalated war. Especially Estonia
with its bordering Russian populated region of Narva and to a degree Finland,
Latvia, Lithuania may be a target for Russians if their attitude is considered dangerous
by Russians.
Similarly, any attempt against
Kaliningrad by Lithuania and/or by Poland would be another serious issue to
expand the war. Would the war go as far as a nuclear war? Possible but unlikely. The US is weakening European countries and annexing them economically and politically.
Its preference is proxy war where it can get richer in short time to balance
its economic crises by selling weapons
and ammunitions, gas, oil etc., without directly participating in the war.
Why is nuclear war possible
but unlikely? People have a habit of
looking at the event itself, but not in the big picture. They think that this
war will trigger the “big picture”, while in reality it is the "big picture" that
triggered this war. The “big picture” war is already going on in different
forms. If the US-NATO believed in its capability
and profitability, they would have already been involved militarily.
The big picture is that if Russia
loses, that will bring about the beginning of the end of North Korea and China-and
so of Iran and others for that matter. Thus, Russia is not alone in this war. North Korea has already declared his willingness
to support militarily, China yesterday reiterated the military alliance in the
case of a war that threatens the existence of Russia. A direct nuclear war between these two blocks could
not be a winning war for any side, especially for Europe, South Korea, Japan
and to a large degree the US. Finance
capital, Military industrial complex are not adventurists but profiteers. They only take calculated risks.
In conclusion, the implications
of “accession-merging “indicates that
this was a great politics played by Russia which;
1) gave the legitimate reason to upgrade the war from Special Military Operation to all-out war, which includes bombing any place in Ukraine and beyond – including the Zelensky’s bunker
2) gave excuse to its friendly countries not to make any statement or take counteraction
3) opened up its horizon to “liberate” the other heavily Russian and anti-Euromaidan regions
4) gave the chance -in worse case- to sit down for an agreement with much better conditions than the Istanbul agreement
5) gave the chance to implement its long-term goal of influencing European peoples’ opinion against their own governments
6) gave the opportunity to show the other bordering nations not to be tempted by US-NATO
7) (in combination with the sabotage to gas line) gave the chance to present itself to Asian, African, and Latin American countries that Russia is not so much different than them -as far as the US-NATO aggressive and imperialist policies are concerned.
Overall, it seems that Russian bureaucrats
in this issue- and so in the economic and other sanction issues- outplayed the US counterparts. This coming month and following three months will be drawing a
better picture of what will happen- a unipolar world where one can ride its
horse freely without any interference, or a multi-polar world in where one
cannot.
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