The Northern Atlantic Treaty Organization NATO/OTAN has
taken a further step in the explosive enlargement of the organizations expansion
which began subsequent to the discontinuation of the Soviet Union.
NATO´s massive expansion by admittance of new member states,
by partnership programs, and by increasingly assuming the role of a global
police force that implements legally questionable humanitarian
interventions under the pretense of a responsibility to protect is highly
controversial.
NATO´s expansion into the former Soviet Republics in
violation of international agreements and its continued strategic encirclement
of Russia and China under the guise of Partnerships for Peace and other
euphemisms is causing grave concerns in Russia, China, as well as among
European and Asian analysts.
The majority of intellectuals, politicians and political as
well as military analysts worldwide are perceiving the USA and NATO, and its
contemporary expansionist policy as the single greatest threat to national
sovereignty, security, stability and peace worldwide.
The most recent step in NATO´s expansion is the integration
of the Azerbaijani military staff structure into the command structure of NATO.
Yesterday the Trends News Agency reported that:
The head of the Azerbaijani Defense Ministry, Eldar Sabioglu has informed media about the new step which effectively transforms Azerbaijan into a NATO frontline state in the US race for global, full-spectrum dominance.
Sabioglu stated that Azerbaijani officers are being deployed
to serve at NATO´s headquarters in Brussels, Belgium.
According to Sabioglu, Azerbaijan has deployed military
attaches and liaisons to 21 countries and cooperates militarily with 53.
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Sabioglu stated, that “The High Military School of
Azerbaijan is so developed that students from Khazakstan, Kyrgyztan and
Tajikistan study there”.
It is among other the fact that Azerbaijan is playing a coordinating role in the strategic encirclement of Russia, and NATO´s covert cooperation with terrorist organizations which are causing serious security concerns in Russia, that Azerbaijan´s integration into the command structure of NATO is being observed with suspicion by Russian the Russian Ministry of Defense.
The Soviet Union joined NATO´s Partnership for Peace
Program within the legal framework of the reunification of Germany. NATO
guaranteed that it would not deploy any NATO troops in Germany. After the
discontinuation of the Soviet Union, NATO guaranteed that it would
no station NATO troops in any of the former Soviet Republics and any of
the former members of the Warsaw Treaty Organization.
However, with a politically weak Russian Administration
under President Jeltsin, and within the context of a turbulent and unstable
period in Russian domestic affairs, Russia was not rigidly keeping NATO
responsible for its contractually given guaranties. Subsequent to 2007,
and even more so since the implementation of the so-called war on terror in
2001 however, the Peace Partnership is increasingly revealing itself as a
Trojan Horse.
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