NATO united against Russia: NATO sent jet fighters and warships to protect Northern Europe; German Navy Chief Praises Putin in India

There is a possibility of war between Ukraine and Russia. Meanwhile, on Monday, NATO has sent jet fighters and warships to protect northern Europe. More information about this is awaited. On the other hand, Germany's Navy Chief K-Echim Schönbach has created a new controversy by praising Russian President Vladimir Putin in the Ukraine matter. The German Navy Chief praised Putin and said that 'Ukraine may be considered by the world, but it is a fact that Ukraine can no longer take Crimea back. For this Putin deserves respect.

Ukraine has sought an explanation from Germany regarding this matter. Meanwhile, Germany refused to supply arms to Ukraine late Sunday night, despite the US request. Three days ago, US President Biden had questioned the unity of NATO against Russia, which has now proved to be largely correct.

Navy chief called Putin 'honorable'

Schönbach, speaking at IDSA in New Delhi on Friday, described Putin as an honorable person. Germany is an important member of the 30-nation NATO group, due to which this statement is getting more controversial. Schönbach submitted his resignation to the Defense Minister on his return to Germany on Saturday night, seeing the controversy erupting.

US Embassy issues travel advisory

The US Embassy in Ukraine has issued a travel advisory for US citizens. The advisory states not to travel to Ukraine because of Russian military action and the growing threat of COVID-19.

Tension also in radioactive Chernobyl

About 7500 Ukrainian troops are also stationed in Chernobyl, located 93 km from the Ukrainian capital, Kiev. There was a famous incident of leakage from the nuclear reactor in Chernobyl in 1986. It is the place with the highest radioactivity in the world due to the radiation being about 400 times more than Hiroshima. Ukraine's take on the front. Colonel Yuri Sakrychuk says that Chernobyl is an integral part of our country, we will protect it.

Tension has started between Russia and Ukraine on a large scale as well as on the sea border. Russia has sent 6 ships of its navy to the Mediterranean. The Russian Defense Ministry is calling it a naval exercise, but experts say that it is to encircle Ukraine.

Russia wants to set up a puppet government in Ukraine

Britain's intelligence report claims that Russia wants to set up its puppet government in Ukraine. Russia wants a leader here who supports it. For this, he has met Ukraine's Deputy Prime Minister Arbuzov, Andrei Kluyev, and former MP Murayev. These are all pro-Russian Ukrainian leaders. Russia has called these allegations of Britain false.

Putin may sabotage Jinping's dream event

By attacking Ukraine, the Russian President can destroy the dream event of his friend Chinese President Xi Jinping i.e. Beijing Winter Olympics. Although Putin has agreed to participate in the ceremony to be held in Beijing on February 4, if Ukraine is attacked, then other countries of Europe including America can avoid the Olympics on the issue of security.

China has spent a huge amount of about 29 thousand crores on Winter Olympics. Andrei Kolyshinov of the Carnegie Moscow Center says Jinping and Putin have a very good rapport, but if Russia attacks, it will have the biggest impact on China's Winter Olympics.