Russia's poor performance in recent years has not only caused doubts about Russia, but also Moscow expressed great disappointment. In this state, countries began to move, setting their targets on Russia's "backyard" Caucasian . After this "backyard" caught fire, all countries wanted to take a bite on this "fat meat". Now, the resurgence between countries has also made Ukraine even more restless, and the situation is developing towards a tense situation. Therefore, it cannot be ruled out that the Caucasus is the next explosion point after Ukraine.
When it comes to the Caucasus, the first thing that comes to mind is that the Russian-German War broke out in 2008. This has always been an old grudge between the Caucasus and Russia. Just recently, the president of the Caucasus country Georgia visited Polish , which was warmly welcomed by the Polish side. During the meeting between the two presidents, Polish President Duda also mentioned the previous Russian-German War. In the conversation, he expressed his gratitude to Georgia for extending a helping hand to Ukraine during the Russian-Ukrainian conflict. It also called on the Krem Palace to give up the territory that had seized Ukraine and the Caucasus. It also predicted to the outside world that today is the Caucasus, tomorrow is Ukraine, and finally Poland.
At the same time, Poland also strongly supports Georgia as its "ally", joining NATO and EU , encouraging Georgia to regain its lost land. Anyone with a discerning eye can see that the Polish president acts as a "good guy" on the surface, but in fact he is unhappy in his heart. Although Georgia has always had old enemies with Russia, now Georgia does not want to provoke Russia easily. Trade exchanges with Russia are very beneficial to the development of Georgia. Moreover, every country should not hold on to the past, but should learn to let go of hatred and move forward.
And the Polish president's speech seemed to be provoking the "second battlefield" of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict. The implication is that he wants Georgia to go to war with Russia. In order to reassure Georgia, he encourages joining NATO and the EU. In this way, Georgia has a backer like Ukraine, and there is no need to worry about the survival of its own country. And Poland, saying that the last one would be itself, also made Georgia tempted by empathizing with to empathize with .
Therefore, the Polish president's speech must be something in his words, and he also wants to seize this opportunity to understand Georgia and move him with emotion. The editor believes that even if the Polish president says this, Georgia will not joke about the fate of the country. After all, now, Georgia is still very economically dependent on Russia, so how dare she make trouble on Tai Sui? The editor here advises Poland to stop this idea, otherwise, Poland may really become the next Ukraine.
(text/Shanshan)
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-