Modern wars are no longer introduced with facts alone. They are carefully sold through emotional language, strategic headlines, and pressure to conform. This article examines how wars are sold to the public and why recognizing the pattern matters more than ever.
Growing statements from Russian officials claim Ukrainians will one day recognize how Western powers used their country in a broader proxy conflict with Russia. This article explores those claims, the accusations of NATO involvement, and why both Western and Russian voices have described the war in similar terms. The situation is complex, political, and layered with decades of tension.