An economist named Mikhail Hazin predicted a massive war might break out in the next two months ¡ª at the latest before the end of the year ¡ª and said it wasn¡¯t a boring joke.

The economist made this prediction based on the fact that transatlantic economies are experiencing a serious systemic crisis and that the resources of the Western elite are rapidly losing. The only way out is to significantly expand the scope of their controllable markets. This can only be achieved by creating large-scale turmoil in Europe and the Middle East.

This is the explanation of ¡°imperialism is war¡±, the frequency of today¡¯s world wars, which are essentially imperialist wars, wars provoked by imperialism in order to expand the market to escape the crisis.

At the Valdei Forum held recently, President Putin firmly stated in the face of the escalating military threat to Europe: "To deal with the big bang, there is no other option than another big bang!"

Hungarian Prime Minister Orban was worried about the formation of a military adventure atmosphere brewing in Europe. He said that at the meeting of the European Political Community held in Copenhagen, there was a lot of war clamor, and every proposal on the table was a war proposal, which simply became a war planning room.

It can be seen that Kazin's prediction of a large-scale war breaking out in two months really cannot be taken as a joke. This is due to the nature of imperialism. However, due to the strengthening of anti-war forces represented by Russia, Europe's adventurous actions to expand the war will be greatly restricted. Factors such as Russia's will to war, war mobilization potential, and the scope of world support for Russia will determine whether Europe's military adventure can be finally implemented.

There are two kinds of European research on Russia, one represented by British Defense Minister Hillary, who believes that "Russia can't win"; one represented by Hungarian Prime Minister Orban, who reminds that if there is a war with Russia, the fate is "the coffin."

If, unfortunately, a massive war broke out in Hashin¡¯s prophecy, it must have been the law of imperialism, that is, war, which played a fundamental role, but the West will surely move to stone itself because they misjudged the power of another ¡°great stick¡± to stop war.