In Ukraine, the shock of the economic cycle of the major capital and the collapse of the socialist economic system began to collide.
In a speech on the 24th, President Biden said, "Today grants strong additional sanctions and new controls on what is exported to Russia." Russia's second largest state-owned bank, VTB, and other US$1 trillion sanctions on Russian banks and 21st century hi-tech capabilities were announced.
In response to the attack on Ukraine, the US Wall Street presented a scenario of stagflation in response to a surge in commodity prices → acceleration of inflation → tightening central bank tightening → economic recession → plunge in stock prices.
Russia's attack on Ukraine was triggered at the beginning of the rate hike due to the surplus of the money supply in the capital power country, and the capital power countries such as the United States gave up on interest rate hikes that they had been trying since the beginning of the year, and further stimulated the oversupply, causing panic in the financial crisis.
In the early 1980s, the US hardline conservative Reagan system lured the former Soviet Union to a strategy to break the backbone of a socialist economic system that was slow in productivity due to an arms race threatening nuclear war, and the National Democracy Foundation (NED), which was applied to Eastern Europe and Latin America, changed the regime by supporting the electoral system. tried
The U.S. CIA joined NATO as a Ukrainian Mission Center (UMC) in Ukraine with election support and economic aid from the birth of a pro-Western regime.
The Republican Trump regime, which made the Reagan regime’s promise to increase armaments, established the Korea Mission Center (KMC) and Iran Mission Center by former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who was then the CIA director, in 2017. Started the 'driver' of the strategy.
Under the Democratic Biden administration, the CIA on October 7, last year, described China as "the most significant threat facing the United States" and "to address the global challenges posed by the People's Republic of China across all mission areas of the party's agency, the China Mission Center (CMC)" ),” and the KMC was dismantled under the jurisdiction of the Near East in East Asia.
Putin's Russia system seems to shake the economic cycle as the US trade deficit with China is further increased due to the economic sanctions and tariff tightening imposed by the Trump system in the Biden system, which has shifted its focus to Taiwan.
Putin's Russian regime seems to be aimed at exacerbating a sharp increase in logistics costs by further exacerbating the US trade deficit with China in the Biden regime, which shifted its focus to Taiwan.
In Ukraine, near Russia, the Republican Party enforced the NATO Eastern European Expansion Policy, and Democratic President Clinton was elected in 1994 by excluding the NATO expansion as a 'Partner for Peace' (PfP) strategy. As the Republican Party on the 'NATO expansion' pledged victory, the Democrats changed the policy to 'NATO Eastern Europe expansion' in December. In the presidential election, Republican Trump's 'Biden Son Ukraine Scandal' campaign was hampered.
Ukrainian President Zelensky, who was a comedian under the Trump regime, was invited to the White House in 2019 and had a summit meeting, and in a phone conversation with President Zelensky, President Trump spoke of allegations of corruption involving the Bidens and fathers. After the House of Representatives impeached, the Senate rejected it.
The New York Times published an editorial on 'Putin, the Second Cold War Begins', saying, "The 'sequel to the Cold War' could be more dangerous than the original Cold War, in which the United States and the Soviet Union faced each other after World War II, as nuclear-weapon Russia has the ability to conduct very destructive cyber warfare. There is,” he said on the 24th.
The Wall Street Journal reported on the 24th that "We are faced with a fundamental question about how to respond to Russia, which has publicly stated its intention to rewrite the end of the Cold War."