If Biden wins, then you can forget about possible bargaining concerning Ukraine altogether; he will continue the policy of unlimited pressure, which in the end may even lead to a new war.
Conspiracy theory, recurring pro-Kremlin disinformation on Ukraine.
There is no evidence to suggest that there will be another war in Ukraine when Joseph Biden takes over as the next President of the United States.
See similar disinformation cases alleging that UK, not the US, now controls Ukraine, that Ukrainian government lost independence and must obey orders from Washington and Brussels, or that Washington uses the topic of fighting corruption as an instrument to control Ukraine.
There are clear indications of the deterioration of democracy that can be seen in the US elections compared to the progressive Russian democracy.
The Russian electoral system today is one of the most advanced in the world, including in terms of legislation.
It doesn’t even occur to Russia to allow something similar to what is happening now in the American elections (battle of fakes, dirty techniques, mutual insults, accusations, and slanders).
A pro-Kremlin narrative about Russian superiority, in this case, about the superiority of Russia's electoral system.
Russia has been widely accused of having little political plurality. One of the most valuable weapons in the Kremlin's arsenal is its power to control who can run - and indirectly guiding their campaign. Moscow “has tried to create the semblance of competition”, says The Times, allowing other candidates to take part, whilst the more vocal anti-Putin voices are quickly pushed out of the race.
The current elections refute the well-known story that the only country in the world where a “colour revolution” is impossible in the United States because it lacks an American embassy.
These days, it looks as if the United States has opened an American embassy on its soil. The elections are conducted according to the “colour revolution” scenario, as none of the candidates is prepared to admit the victory of his opponent. Both are preparing street protests, a “Black Lives Matter” project of chaos and vandalism and looting in major cities.
Recurring pro-Kremlin disinformation narrative about the racial justice protests in the US and the current US Presidential elections in addition to colour revolutions.
The claim of a "colour revolution" is made without evidence and fits squarely with the Kremlin's view that no mass protest or civil uprising can take place without manipulation by cynical actors behind the scenes. See here for our analysis of this narrative, with examples.
Both countries (Armenia and Azerbaijan) are by no means the main subjects of a carefully prepared adventure, rather they are its tools and victims. The main initiators of the conflict, are Turkey and the British Special Services, and this operation is directed against the Russian Federation and, in part, Iran.
Conspiracy theory about the war in Nagorno-Karabakh, recurrent pro-Kremlin disinformation narratives about an aggressive West and Russia as the ultimate target of international events.
While Turkey does not hide its support to Azerbaijan, and would stand “with all its resources and heart” behind Baku, Armenia had its own supporters. There is no evidence that any Western foreign special services had anything to do with the 2020 military escalation between Armenia and Azerbaijan, much less with the purpose of benefitting from a confrontation between Russia and Turkey.
