NATO summit

A NATO summit is a particularly pompous meeting of globalists that can have terribly harmful consequences, particularly for the United States as costs and burdens are shifted to the American people by the globalists. The location of this meeting near the Lithuania-Russia border is itself a provocation of Russia.

"NATO’s summit in Vilnius, Lithuania, on July 11-12 has been touted as one of the most important ever held by the alliance," declared Barron's a week prior in 2023. The status of the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant (ZNPP) will be high on the agenda.

Globalists seek to add Sweden to NATO, which Turkey opposes. Globalists also seek to entangle further the U.S. in the NATO war in Ukraine, by demanding advanced weaponry from America and even a pathway for placing American troops in combat against Russia.

One observer noted: "The upcoming meeting of NATO in Vilnius (July 12 and 13) will be rancorous. Poland continues to carp at Germany about paying reparations. France is burning and political turmoil is building. And Turkey is furious with Sweden over the recent desecration of the Koran while Swedish police stood by and did nothing. NATO is far from united and there is no evidence of a growing consensus to give more money and weapons to Ukraine. Hungary, for example, is calling for a halt in sending anything else to Ukraine."

A week before the summit on July 3,2023 as reality set in, Ukrainian dictator Volodymyr Zelensky publicly admitted for the first time that his missile defense system failed, and a Russian missile strike on the Ukraine Security Service (SBU) internal secret police headquarters in Sumy had indeed been successful, killing several officers.