No, they saw it correctly — in a world where Russia could not join NATO (Putin claims he was rejected), the threat was persistent and something had to be done w

No, they saw it correctly — in a world where Russia could not join NATO (Putin claims he was rejected), the threat was persistent and something had to be done with it. The biggest mistake of Putin was to rely on fake intelligence data and fake army to start the war, showing that he had only the visibility of control in recent years which was carefully created by puppet media and his own administration. A dictator in control would plan a war, not a takeover. A democratic leader would just apply for NATO and EU membership according to the procedure and work hard on improving the relationships with neighbors.