Apologists for the Russian invasion of Ukraine lay the blame on NATO’s eastward expansion. But Russian discomfort over the expansion cannot justify its brutal invasion of Ukraine, says this ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute visiting senior fellow.
has an unsavoury reputation in Russia and China. But it is a bit surprising that this is also so among significant numbers of people in Southeast Asia.
It is well documented that NATO’s eastward expansion was a sore point with Russia. And that it was discussions within NATO, initiated by the United States under former presidentAcademic and policy luminaries in the West have cited the strong advice of Nicholas Burns, the then US ambassador to Moscow and the current Central Intelligence Agency chief, against such a move. Also, some of America’s European allies opposed the idea.
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