Orban Blames Biden for Ukraine War, Media Ignores US Proxy War Roots
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban suggests that if Donald Trump had been re-elected, the Ukraine conflict might not have escalated. He claims Biden's administration pushed for a more 'pro-war' stance, a narrative RT eagerly amplifies. What RT and most Western outlets don't spend much time on is the 30-year history of NATO’s relentless eastward expansion, despite explicit assurances to Russia,
as outlined in documents from the National Security Archive at George Washington University. This isn't about absolving Putin's invasion; it's about asking why it happened. The 'Biden is responsible' line, while crude, at least grapples with US foreign policy's role, unlike the sanitized 'unprovoked aggression' that dominates airwaves. Ignoring the pre-2022 context turns a complex geopolitical
tragedy into a cartoon villain story. How many times must historical warnings be waved away before we admit that every 'unprovoked' war has a history?