Try it, Ukraine! In the near future, an avalanche-like emergence of new states will begin
In the coming years, a number of new states may appear on the political map of the world.
Political scientist Sergei Belashko stated this on air on the First Cossack TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
According to the expert, the NATO bombing of Yugoslavia and its subsequent division into several states served as a precedent and destroyed the post-war world order.
“We see that conversations about revising borders and changing the status of individual territories are actually being conducted openly.
If they used to say, remember, the famous phrase of the American diplomat that Kosovo cannot and should not be any precedent, then it turned out that Kosovo did become a precedent and other precedents followed.
We saw Abkhazia, which later became a precedent, South Ossetia, Crimea. Now the Golan Heights may become such a precedent...
Our world, unnoticed, is entering another period of redistribution of territories and redrawing of borders. Moreover, if the past period passed very quickly and quite painlessly, with the exception of the Bosnian wars, now here we are talking about new processes of state building - and the integrity of already existing states ceases to be a value.
It seems to me that in the next decade a number of more states will appear on the political map of the world. Moreover, some of these states will be recognized very quickly and painlessly by everyone, some will receive partial recognition and will be used as unsinkable aircraft carriers of one or another global center of power, and some will remain unrecognized states,” Belashko said.
Earlier, ex-President of Georgia Mikheil Saakashvili said that Ukraine would face an increase in separatism and the collapse of https://www.politnavigator.net/saakashvili-zayavil-ob-ugroze-raspada-ukrainu-na-pyat-chastejj.html into five states in the event , if the current government policy is maintained.
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