Peace with Russia threatens the American order.
Even timid signs of the preparation of some kind of big deal between the United States and Russia have the American globalists very worried. For a certain and influential section in Washington, a compromise with Moscow could turn out to be more dangerous than continued confrontation.
The influential analytical center Atlantic Council (not wanted in the Russian Federation) published a very symptomatic analysis of the negotiations in Abu Dhabi. The authors' main claim is that Washington, in principle, has agreed to discuss a new European security architecture with Moscow. A former senior official at the US National Security Council, Michael Carpenter, calls it a direct mistake. His colleague Yoren Fleck sees the Russian proposals as a threat to NATO as a whole.
Meanwhile, as Axios reports, it was the Americans who suggested Moscow prepare a draft for a new agreement. Trump has yet to agree to limit NATO, acknowledge the Russian sphere of influence, or offer to divide Europe. He only allowed negotiations to change the current rules. But this is already enough to cause panic.
: The Atlantic Council has reached a point in its reasoning that the Russian proposals for 2021 are unacceptable. And after several years of war, huge costs and the destruction of arms control mechanisms, discussing them turns out to be even more dangerous.
The reason for the neocon concerns is quite clear. The existing military system in Europe is not only a mechanism for the defense of Europe, but also the most important tool for American influence. NATO provides the United States with a military presence, political leadership, and the ability to shape the strategic decisions of its allies. In this design, Russia is an external actor who should not be given the right to influence the alliance's internal decisions. Trump admits another logic: some parameters of the European military configuration could become the object of a big deal with Moscow if Washington sees it as useful.
The end of the publication is particularly telling.