Editor,

Vladimir Putin, in a somewhat overt warning, stating, according to SMDJ on Sept. 21, that “all available means” at his disposal were to be used to defend against the perceived existential threat of future attacks. Putin was talking nukes. This could very well mean that NATO and Ukraine have backed Russia into a corner of stygian tenebrosity. But is it time to celebrate?

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edkahl

Unfortunately your recommendations were tried and lead to WW-II in 1942. Giving into aggression brings neither peace or a cessation of aggression. Had we confronted Hitler earlier there would have been far fewer casualties. Had the NATO armed themselves earlier, Putin wouldn't have invaded Ukraine. China is a different and more manageable treat than Putin.

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