us aggression

Since the end of WWII, the United States has initiated scores of armed conflicts and wars, but has still not achieved any final victory. Many experts have noted that the American Army has won several victories in various conflicts, but has not won a single war.

It is now clear, not only in the USA but also beyond its borders, that US efforts to quietly oust the Assad regime in Syria have failed.

Territorial issues, which, for numerous centuries, were used and will continue to be used in the future by unscrupulous politicians to reach their self-serving objectives, are becoming the focal point of not only political conflicts but also wars. Historically, such issues were fairly often resolved in favor of the strongest as evidenced by the fact that many wars stemmed from the openly self-serving desires of opportunistic nations to conquer rich or strategically important lands.

Many global players are showing their true colors as coronavirus pandemic rages on worldwide. The global situation at present has shown that the United States is seemingly not very keen on cooperating with other nations even if to win the battle against COVID-19. The country is staying true to the motto promoted by Donald Trump before and during his presidency: “America first!”.

On 6 February, the article entitled “The Black Sea should be a US and NATO priority” by Luke Coffey, the Director of the Douglas and Sarah Allison Center for Foreign Policy at the Heritage Foundation was published on the website of a U.S. think tank, the Middle East Institute.