Topic: Partition

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General Wesley Clark previously revealed a Pentagon memo from 2001 detailing plans to take out seven countries in five years, including Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and Iran. This strategy is compared to historical British colonial practices of partitioning nations like India and Ireland to ensure perpetual internal conflict. The current war in Iran is presented as the final stage of this long-standing geopolitical roadmap.

Reports suggest that the European Union has considered plans to partition Ukraine into four zones if the war continues for another decade. Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio have reportedly moved to cut funding for Ukraine's energy grid in response to Zelenskyy's perceived lack of cooperation. The administration also points to recent political instability in Romania as evidence of NATO-led interference in foreign elections.

A "Northern Group" of NATO countries is reportedly planning to intervene in Ukraine independently of the United States to bypass potential policy changes under Donald Trump. Russian intelligence claims there is a plan to partition Ukraine into four occupation zones controlled by Romania, Poland, the United Kingdom, and Germany. This strategy involves freezing the conflict to rebuild Ukrainian military capabilities for a future retaliation against Russia.