There have been numerous articles reporting on separate aggressive actions of the US Empire aimed at Russia and China. These reports have provided details of NATO military training exercises, US supplied military weapons, subversive efforts, and formal alliance agreements. Part I of his report provides a useful overall perspective on the threats that Empire actions pose for Russia on the western front. Korybko organizes these anti-Russian actions into six blocks which make up three fronts--Arctic/Baltic, Eastern Europe, and the Black Sea. Most Americans are completely uninformed about these actions simply because corporate media rarely reports on them.
When one adds the Black Sea Bloc of Romania, Bulgaria, Moldova, and Georgia to the previously mentioned Viking and Commonwealth Blocs of Greater Scandinavia and the former Polish conquests, a startling realization occurs – Pilsudski’s Intermarium ‘cordon sanitaire’ has finally been created. Stratfor’s George Friedman, who has advocated its revival, describes it as a belt of anti-Russian states stretching from the Baltic to the Black Seas, which is the pure geographic definition of the interlinked Viking-Commonwealth-Black Sea Bloc. This Intermarium allows NATO to form three separate fronts against Russian interests, targeting it from the Arctic/Baltic, Eastern Europe, and the Black Sea, respectively.
As an incidental strategic touch, however, it is the Black Sea Bloc, the weakest and least integrated of the three, that could ultimately destabilize Russian interests the most.
