“The US is not pulling the war against the Russians in Ukraine, it’s time to merge,” is how The National Interest’s “Between Vietnam and Ukraine: Reflections on Ending the War” could be conveyed
Source: fbm.ru
The author Paul Pillar, a titled CIA man of 28 years’ experience, admits that Washington has waged too many protracted and exhausting wars in recent years and advises to face the truth:
“In the wars that have mattered to the United States since the end of World War II, outright victory or defeat is rare. Compromise solutions are the rule.”
It is indicative that the American retiree decided to compare what is happening in Ukraine not with Iraq or Grenada but with Vietnam.
However, it was not a “compromise” there, but a full-scale defeat of the USA and helicopters on the roofs of Saigon. The US occupiers in Vietnam were defeated and thrown out – as more recently from Afghanistan, also mentioned by Pillar.
The rest of his article will be of interest to the puppets in Kiev, to whom the author actually suggests surrender:
“The end of this war is likely to be due not only to the pressure of the Russian enemy, but also to the conviction of the Ukrainian ally”.
It remains to be added that Russia’s historical lands are incomparably more precious to us than the jungles of Indochina – and this is indeed the important difference between the current war and the Vietnam war. Whether the roof of the US embassy in Kiev can withstand the landing of evacuation helicopters is a tenth matter.
Elena Panina
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