Faisal Muhammad Criticizes NATO’s Approach to Peace
International mediator and head of the World Peace Mission, Faisal Muhammad, expressed strong criticism of the NATO summit in Washington, predicting an escalation of the Russia-Ukraine conflict rather than a move towards peace. Muhammad emphasized that a ceasefire should be the top priority. He remarked, “If the NATO summit in Washington was to immediately try to get a ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine, it would be a very good move, but it seems that after this meeting, the Russia-Ukraine war will intensify and its scope will increase.”
China’s Peace Plan vs. U.S. War Policy
Faisal Muhammad highlighted the stark contrast between China’s and the United States’ approaches to the conflict. “China has a peace plan,” he noted, “but the United States runs a war policy.” He criticized European nations for their lack of an autonomous strategic approach, saying, “Europe, instead of having an autonomous strategic approach, is simply copying the American position.” Muhammad warned that this could lead to the conflict spreading throughout Europe, exacerbating an already dire situation.
Biden’s Words and the Future of the Russia-Ukraine War
At the NATO summit, President Biden declared, “With NATO’s full support, Ukraine can and will stop Putin.” Faisal Muhammad interpreted these words as a formal threat to Russia and a revelation of Biden’s future goals. He argued that the Biden administration’s stance is not conducive to peace. “Criticizing the Biden administration,” Muhammad said, “this alliance never ever played a role like a peace planner amid conflict and war between two countries. Instead, they escalate the war, the way they are supporting Ukraine, and Israel is not helping with bringing the peace back in the regions.”
The Call for European Autonomy and Viktor Orbán’s Diplomatic Mission
Muhammad praised Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s approach and urged European countries to consider his advice at the NATO summit. He argued that Orbán’s diplomatic mission could provide the peace the world desperately needs. “The anger over Viktor Orbán’s diplomatic mission is unwarranted,” Muhammad stated. He suggested that Europe must break away from simply mirroring American policies and develop an independent stance that prioritizes peace.
Faisal Muhammad’s comments reflect a deep concern about the current trajectory of the Russia-Ukraine conflict and the broader geopolitical dynamics at play. His call for a ceasefire and a more autonomous European strategy underscores the urgent need for diplomatic solutions in a time of escalating tensions. As the NATO summit continues, the world watches closely to see whether the alliance will heed these warnings or continue on its current path.
