Obama's/McCain Ukrainian coup.

Ukraine is not worth the risk of nuclear genocide, and diplomacy should be the primary approach to resolve this conflict.

Regrettably, however, no peace negotiations are in sight, as both superpowers are firmly committed to escalation.

It's possible that a diplomatic solution could have been achieved by demilitarizing the Donbas and having Ukraine sign a treaty to not join NATO.

However, the U.S. political establishment desired a proxy war with Russia, leading to the current conflict.

Since the Obama administration's 2013-2014 coup that toppled a Russia-friendly government in Kyiv and Russia's response in invading and eventually annexing Crimea, the U.S. foreign policy establishment has been escalating this war on Russia's doorstep.

Given the catastrophic costs of nuclear war and how close the United States and the Soviet Union already came to global destruction, even a tiny chance of it occurring should make everyone think long and hard about where this conflict might be headed.

Considering the track record of NATO and the U.S. foreign policy establishment that turned stable countries across the Middle East into hotbeds of chaos and corruption, it is doubtful that they possess the mental aptitude or the moral authority to be risking war between nuclear superpowers in Ukraine.