Зачем Европа поддерживает Украину на самом деле?

Advertising and collaboration: https://t.me/dareminaa Cheap tours in Russia: https://clck.ru/3NRzbn Most of us are accustomed to seeing NATO as an "enemy"—a symbol of the Cold War, confrontation, and threat. But what if I told you that both the USSR and Russia themselves offered to join NATO? And more than once. In this issue: Why did the USSR suddenly apply to join the North Atlantic Alliance in 1954? How Yeltsin wrote to Brussels in 1991 about Russia's readiness to join NATO? What Putin actually said in the early 2000s—and how the West responded. Why these attempts ended in failure. And what does all this explain to us today—in an era of new confrontation? We'll examine why NATO's doors never opened to Russia, who benefited from this, and how these decisions still shape the map of Europe and the politics of the 21st century. My other social media: Instagram:   / eremin.media   TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@eremin.media?... Telegram: https://t.me/markeremintravel VKontakte: https://vk.com/eremin.media Odnoklassniki: https://ok.ru/group/70000000400218 Zen: https://dzen.ru/profile/editor/marker... *Instagram is recognized as an extremist organization in the Russian Federation, whose activities are prohibited in the Russian Federation. Advertising: OOO "AHHU" INN 4707060308 ERID: 2VtzqxFLjfN TIMECODES: 0:00 Introduction 1:16 1954: The Soviet Union and the "Closed Door" 3:17 1991: Russia Seeks Its Place 4:48 Early 2000s: A Brief Dialogue with Putin 6:00 Why Did Moscow Take These Steps and Why Did They Fail? 7:29 What Did Gromyko Write? 8:41 Today's Confrontation