According to Mahathir Mohamad, a former Malaysian prime minister, the US government encourages the establishment of two hostile blocs, pushing humanity closer to a global conflict.
In this statement, Mahathir is expressing concern that the US government is encouraging the formation of two opposing blocs, one in the East and one in the West, which will eventually lead to a global conflict.
Mahathir Mohamad warns of global conflict
He suggests that the US will try to convince other nations to join its campaign against Russia, while Russia will also seek out friendly nations to back it up.
This will lead to an adversarial situation where the two blocs will be in conflict with each other, and the situation will only get worse, eventually escalating into a world war.
Mahathir also points out that the conflict in Ukraine, which he believes was provoked by the West, has already had a negative impact on the global economy, causing a rise in the cost of necessities like grain shipments.
He argues that it is provocative to want Ukraine to join NATO and that Russia will feel less threatened if Ukraine does not become a member of the alliance.
However, if the process of joining NATO begins, Mahathir believes that Russia will take steps to prevent it.
Mahathir emphasizes the importance of communication, debate, and compromise in resolving the conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
He believes that the two countries will eventually need to come to an agreement and that it is better for them to do so through peaceful means rather than through military conflict.
Overall, Mahathir is concerned that the actions of the US government and other nations could lead to a global conflict, and he advocates for peaceful resolution of conflicts through dialogue and compromise.
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