Russia's Lavrov Warns of 'Dangerous Consequences' for US in Ukraine

Badlands News Brief Campaign Strategies & Ukrainian Nazis Burning Bright Oct 8   READ IN APP   Russia's Lavrov Warns of 'Dangerous Consequences' for US in Ukraine The United States will face "dangerous consequences" if it presses on with growing military aid to Ukraine rather than backing a proposed Russian settlement that would see Moscow take over swathes of territory, the man serving as Russian President Vladimir Putin's top diplomat for 20 years said in exclusive responses to Newsweek questions. Well over two and a half years after Putin ordered a "special military operation" against Ukraine in what has become the deadliest conflict in Europe since World War II, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said the Kremlin offers a viable blueprint to end the bloodshed and revamp the security architecture of the continent. He accused the U.S.-led NATO military alliance of first sowing the seeds of war a decade ago and continuing to fan the flames. "Russia is open to a politico-diplomatic settlement that should remove the root causes of the crisis," he said. "It should aim to end the conflict rather than achieve a ceasefire." Russia's plan would mean Ukraine ceding the substantially Russian held provinces of Donetsk, Kherson, Luhansk and Zaporizhzhia, which were formally annexed by Moscow following an internationally disputed referendum in September 2022, as well as Crimea, seized by Russia and annexed through a similar vote in 2014. Kyiv must also agree to abandon its quest to become a NATO member, and take other steps rejected by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and his international supporters, including the U.S. — Newsweek Our Take: "Generally speaking, the outcome of this election makes no difference to us, as the two parties have reached a consensus as to countering our country," Lavrov said. "On the whole, it would be natural for the White House resident, no matter who they are, to mind their domestic business, rather than looking for adventures tens of thousands of miles away from American coasts. I am confident that U.S. electors think the same." Based. Lavrov's insights really puts into perspective the pathetic nature of our political class. They really are a bunch of baboons and jackals with little to no humanity among them; Nothing more than meat-puppets dancing around the fire in Plato's cave. What the public is now being shown is that these invalids have the capacity to get us all killed. They will happily march us off to war in every direction, if they could just find willing partners. But I expect their boldness to grow, as they fight for their lives in the face of complete and total political annihilation. I have no doubt they will do everything they can to start WW3 or try to bring about the apocalypse with weather modification. Animals become the most dangerous when they are cornered, and these nasty little jackals are boxed in on all sides. I'm sure we will see them start to turn on each other, once it becomes clear that they have no viable path to victory. But I want to know more about Lavrov's threat. What are they planning? Clearly, it can't be a strike on US soil—he clearly says that the US electorate doesn't want any of this. And the Russians have already demonstrated a respect for civilian life in Ukraine. So what "dangerous" plan, then, do they have in store for the jackals in DC? — GhostofBasedPatrickHenry