Stephen Cohen: The Ukraine Crisis Could Trigger ‘a New Cold War Divide’

Stephen Cohen: The Ukraine Crisis Could Trigger ‘a New Cold War Divide’

Stephen Cohen: The Ukraine Crisis Could Trigger ‘a New Cold War Divide’

Appearing on Democracy Now!, Nation contributing editor Stephen Cohen expounds on the implications of the West’s involvement in Ukraine. 

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The last three days have been the bloodiest in Ukraine’s twenty-two-year post-Soviet history. In an interview with Democracy Now!, Nation contributing editor Stephen Cohen railed against the tepid response of Western leaders to this eruption of violence. Warning that the chaos in Ukraine could spark a civil war—or even “a new Cold War divide”—he chastised the United States and Germany for placing responsibility for solving this political crisis squarely in the hands of the Ukranian government. According to Cohen, President Obama and Chancellor Merkel’s implicit support for the anti-government protesters helps to “rationalize what the killers in the streets are doing. It gives them Western license.”
Allegra Kirkland

Editor’s note: The interview with Cohen starts at 11:40.

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