Elon Musk's sensational comment on Russia-Ukraine war..!?

The Ukraine-Russia war has been going on for two and a half years. Still, no conclusion has been reached. Moreover, North Korean soldiers are entering the war on behalf of Russia. On the other hand, the US-led NATO alliance is providing weapons to Ukraine. Why did russia go to war on Ukraine? The answer to this is that their neighbor ukraine wants to join their arch-enemy, NATO. Russia's thinking is that NATO will always be a threat to ukraine if it does anything wrong. With this, without any hesitation, it took 'military action' on Ukraine. Despite facing a big country like russia, ukraine has not lost courage. While remaining self-confident, it is fighting against russia with the help of Western countries and NATO countries. If not.. they lost 40 percent of their territory to Russia. Less than a year and a half ago, russia gathered public opinion in these areas. Now these are ruled by Russian-appointed officials.
While the Russia-Ukraine war is going on, the Hamas-Israel war has been going on since october last year. With the recent victory of donald trump in the US presidential election, these two wars are expected to end. However, American economist Jeffrey D. Sachs says that it was the united states that actually pushed ukraine against Russia. He argued that America was the cause of the war between these two countries. The video where Sachs spoke was recently tweeted by Elon Musk, the world leader, of Tesla, SpaceX, and X. In this video, Sachs severely criticized the US policies between russia and Ukraine. He also said that NATO expansion was the real cause of conflict rather than Russian aggression. It is stated that the main reason for Russia's military action is America's policy of including ukraine in NATO.
Sachs stated that Russia's attack on ukraine was not an attack on Putin's US President Biden's regime and ill-advised decisions. This video was shared on Musk's 'X' account. Sachs explained how America and NATO caused the war in Ukraine.

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