The G20 Summit this week showed that many countries don’t want to take sides, and some can be enticed to help end the war.

At the White House press conference on November 9, when asked about the evacuation of the Russian forces from the Kherson Region and Kherson city, the US President Joe Biden said, “First of all, I found it interesting they (Moscow) waited until after the (midterm) election to make that judgement, which we knew for some time that they were going to be doing.”

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Everyone knows what Article 5 means.

A missile of uncertain origin touches down in Poland. It kills two civilians. Promptly Ukraine’s president Zelensky calls this a significant escalation of Russia’s aggression.

Ukraine continues to shrilly double-down on its claim that the S-300 missile that killed two Polish citizens earlier this week was a Russian missile fired from Russia. Russian-made it may have been since Ukrainian arsenals have long held Russian-made weaponry from Soviet times.

Despite available evidence, many in Washington try to downplay the Atlantic Alliance’s push eastward as a driving force for Putin’s war.

The foreign policy establishment knew it was needlessly provoking Russia at every step along the way.

If anything, Global North elites are flexing their colonial muscles by ignoring the war’s impact on 65 percent of the world’s population.

On Tuesday, the Associated Press reported that a “senior U.S. intelligence official says Russian missiles crossed into NATO member Poland, killing two people.”