Mesyuarat pemimpin G7 di ibu pejabat Majlis Eropah di Brussels 4 Jun 2014 (A G7 leaders meeting at European Council headquarters in Brussels June 4, 2014 (Reuters/Yves Herman)
Srikandi גבורה - Presiden Putin mahu "Bon Appétit" kepada pemimpin-pemimpin G7 yang ramai, pengunjung Rusia - dikecualikan daripada kelab seluruh Ukraine - dan mene-tapkan syarat ia perlu memenuhi untuk memulihkan hubungan dgn Barat. Jika tidak, Obama dan sekutu-sekutunya terancam, lebih sekatan akan mengikuti.
Pada hari Khamis, sebagai puncak G7 telah membungkus di Brussels, Vladimir Putin telah diminta untuk mengulas mengenai apa yang difikirkannya tentang pemimpin barat memegang perhimpunan mereka tanpa Rusia. Satu-satunya komen yang mengi-kuti adalah: "Saya mahu ingin mereka, 'selamat makan.”
Sidang kemuncak minggu ini negara-negara perindustrian utama DUNIA menjadi yang pertama dalam tempoh 17 tahun apabila Rusia tidak mengambil bahagian. Yang datang sebagai Amerika Syarikat "menggerakkan masyarakat antarabangsa," sebagai Presiden Barack Obama sebelum meletakkannya, "untuk mengasingkan Rusia" terha-dap krisis Ukraine.
Pada asalnya, sidang kemuncak itu adalah untuk mengambil tempat di Rusia Sochi, tetapi rancangan itu dibatalkan selepas Crimea bersatu semula dgn Rusia - satu lang-kah yang menaikkan kemarahan Barat, melabelkan suatu wilayah "pengilhakan haram".
Walaupun diundang, Moscow mendapat bahagian yang wajar daripada pertimbangan dan tuduhan dilemparkan ia semasa perhimpunan itu. Pemimpin-pemimpin G7 wagged jari kerana Rusia, memberi amaran bahawa lebih sekatan akan mengikuti melainkan ia membantu untuk deescalate krisis yang sedang berlaku di Ukraine.
Dalam deklarasi bersama mereka, para pemimpin barat berkata mereka bersatu dalam mengutuk Rusia "pelanggaran berterusan kedaulatan dan integriti wilayah Ukraine."
Obama dan Perdana Menteri Britain, David Cameron berkata kesemua 7 pemimpin ber-setuju untuk mengenakan sekatan ekonomi keras terhadap Rusia kecuali ia memenuhi syarat-syarat baru dalam tempoh sebulan.
‘Bon appétit,’ Putin tells G7 leaders dishing the dirt on Russia in Brussels . . .
President Putin wished “bon appétit” to G7 leaders who patronized Russia – excluded from the club over Ukraine – and set conditions it has to meet to restore ties with the West. Otherwise, Obama and his allies threatened, more sanctions would follow.
On Thursday, as the G7 summit was wrapping up in Brussels, Vladimir Putin was asked to comment on what he thinks about the western leaders holding their gathering without Russia. The only comment that followed was: “I want to wish them, ‘Bon appétit.’”
This week’s summit of the world's leading industrialized nations became the first in 17 years when Russia was not participating. That comes as the US “mobilized the international community,” as President Barack Obama earlier put it, “to isolate Russia” over the Ukraine crisis.
Originally, the summit was to take place in Russia’s Sochi, but the plan was canceled after Crimea reunited with Russia – a move that infuriated the West, labeling it an “illegal annexation” of territory.
Despite being uninvited, Moscow got its fair share of judgments and accusations thrown at it during the gathering. The G7 leaders wagged their fingers at Russia, warning that more sanctions would follow unless it helps to deescalate the ongoing crisis in Ukraine.
In their joint declaration, the western leaders said they are united in condemning Russia’s “continuing violation of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine.”
Obama and British Prime Minister David Cameron said that all the seven leaders agreed to impose tougher economic sanctions against Russia unless it meets new requirements within a month.
Presiden Amerika Syarikat, Barack Obama (dariKanan) dan Perdana Menteri Britain, David Cameron berjabat tangan semasa sidang akhbar bersama semasa Sidang Kemuncak G7 di Majlis Eropah di Brussels, pada 5 Jun, 2014 (US President Barack Obama (R) and British Prime Minister David Cameron shake hands during a joint press conference during the G7 Summit at the European Council in Brussels, on June 5, 2014 (AFP Photo/Saul Loeb)
"Pertama, status quo tidak boleh diterima. Ketidakstabilan berterusan di timur Ukraine mesti dihentikan, "Cameron pada sidang akhbar di akhir sidang kemuncak itu.
Ke-2, dia pergi, Putin mesti mengiktiraf pilihan raya 25 Mei Presiden Ukraine, Petro Poroshenko, sebagai sah.
"Dia mesti hentikan senjata melintasi sempadan ke Ukraine. Dia mesti hentikan sokon-gan Rusia untuk kumpulan pemisah," Cameron dinyatakan, menyediakan, bagai-mana-pun, tiada bukti untuk tuduhan.
Perdana British berkata beliau akan menyeru Putin untuk mengambil langkah-langkah semasa mesyuarat mereka di Perancis kemudian petang Khamis.
Obama mengunakan nada mentor yang sama dalam ucapannya, mengatakan bahawa jika Presiden Rusia tidak memenuhi syarat-syarat yang ditetapkan, "maka ia adalah mungkin bagi kita untuk memulakan untuk membina semula kepercayaan antara Rusia dan negara jiran dan Eropah."
"Kami akan mempunyai peluang untuk melihat apa yang Encik Putin tidak dalam tempoh 2, 3, 4 minggu akan datang, dan jika dia kekal pada kursus semasa, maka kita sudah menunjukkan jenis tindakan yang kita bersedia untuk mengambil, "presiden Amerika itu memberi amaran.
Hakikat bahawa Putin tidak segera mengutuk keputusan undi presiden Ukraine "mungkin menawarkan prospek dia bergerak ke arah yang baru." Tetapi Obama menambah: "Kita perlu melihat apa yang dia lakukan dan tidak apa yang dia kata"
Sekarang bahawa Moscow-Washington "semula" telah gagal sepenuhnya, Amerika Syarikat - bergema oleh sekutu Eropahnya - telah berulang kali menyalahkan Rusia untuk penglibatan tentera didakwa dalam krisis Ukraine. Setakat ini, tidak ada bukti telah disediakan. Rupa-rupanya, pemimpin-pemimpin barat percaya bahawa jika sesuatu yang dikatakan kerap cukup, seperti mantera, orang akan mula percaya ia tidak kira sama ada ia benar atau tidak.
"Bagaimana pula dengan bukti? Mengapa mereka tidak menunjukkan ia? "Putin mem-beritahu media Perancis menjelang lawatan beliau ke Normandy untuk ulang tahun ke-70 pendaratan D-Day.
"Seluruh DUNIA ingat Setiausaha Negara Amerika Syarikat menunjukkan bukti senjata Iraq pemusnah besar-besaran, melambai sekitar beberapa tabung uji dengan serbuk basuh pencuci di Majlis Keselamatan PBB. Akhirnya, tentera Amerika Syarikat menye-rang Iraq, Saddam Hussein telah digantung dan kemudian ia ternyata tidak pernah ada apa-apa senjata pemusnah besar-besaran di Iraq. Anda tahu, ia adalah satu perkara untuk mengatakan perkara-perkara dan satu lagi untuk benar-benar mempunyai bukti, "Presiden Rusia memperhatikannya.
“First, the status quo is unacceptable. The continuing destabilization of eastern Ukraine must stop,” Cameron told a news conference at the end of the summit.
Second, he went on, Putin must recognize the May 25 election of Ukraine’s president, Petro Poroshenko, as legitimate.
“He must stop arms crossing the border into Ukraine. He must cease Russian support for separatist groups,” Cameron stated, providing, however, no evidence for the accusations.
The British premier said he would urge Putin to take such steps during their meeting in France later on Thursday evening.
Obama used a similar mentor tone in his speech, saying that if the Russian president does fulfill the conditions set, “then it is possible for us to begin to rebuild trust between Russia and its neighbors and Europe.”
“We will have a chance to see what Mr. Putin does over the next two, three, four weeks, and if he remains on the current course, then we've already indicated the kinds of actions that we're prepared to take,” the American leader warned.
The fact that Putin did not immediately denounce the outcome of the Ukrainian presidential vote “perhaps offers the prospect he’s moving in a new direction.” But Obama added: “We have to see what he does and not what he says.”
Now that the Moscow-Washington “reset” has failed completely, the US – echoed by its European allies – has repeatedly blamed Russia for its alleged military involvement in the Ukrainian crisis. So far, no proof has been provided. Apparently, western leaders believe that if something is said frequently enough, like a mantra, people will start to believe it no matter whether it is true or not.
“What about proof? Why don’t they show it?” Putin told French media ahead of his trip to Normandy for the 70th anniversary of the D-Day landings.
“The entire world remembers the US Secretary of State demonstrating the evidence of Iraq’s weapons of mass destruction, waving around some test tube with washing powder in the UN Security Council. Eventually, the US troops invaded Iraq, Saddam Hussein was hanged and later it turned out there had never been any weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. You know, it’s one thing to say things and another to actually have evidence,” the Russian president noted.
Rusia Presiden Vladimir Putin (dariKanan) mendengar wartawan Perancis Gilles Bouleau (dariKiri) dan Jean-Pierre Elkabbach semasa temu bual dengan media Perancis TF1 dan Eropah 1, di Sochi pada 4 Jun 2014 (Russia's President Vladimir Putin (R) listens to French journalist Gilles Bouleau (L) and Jean-Pierre Elkabbach during an interview with French media TF1 and Europe 1, in Sochi on June 4, 2014 (AFP Photo/RIA Novosti/Alexei Nikolsky)
Sidang kemuncak G7 telah diadakan hanya menjelang ulang tahun ke-70 daripada pendaratan Bersekutu D-Day di Normandy, pada 6 Jun 1944. Putin bersama-sama den-gan pemimpin-pemimpin Perancis, Britain, Amerika Syarikat dan Jerman terbang ke Perancis untuk menghadiri acara-acara untuk menandakan ulang tahun pembukaan barat hadapan terhadap tentera Adolf Hitler.
Duet pemimpin British dan Amerika pada acara bersejarah akan membingungkan ban-yak Rusia, sebagai pengganti Kesatuan Soviet, Rusia, tidak pun disebut sebagai penyumbang kepada kekalahan Nazi. Itulah manakala USSR hilang lebih 25 juta nyawa melawan Jerman Nazi dalam Perang DUNIA ke-II.
"Setiap kali kedua-dua negara berdiri bersama-sama, ia boleh meninggalkan DUNIA yang lebih selamat dan lebih makmur dan lebih adil, dan kami akan mengingatkan itu lagi esok di Normandy," kata Obama.
"Pada hari itu, seperti orang lain begitu banyak, tentera Amerika dan British berdiri bersama-sama dan berjuang dengan berani bersama sekutu kami. Mereka tidak hanya membantu untuk memenangi peperangan, mereka membantu untuk menjadikan arus sejarah manusia dan sebab-sebab yang kita boleh berdiri di sini hari ini dalam Eropah bebas dan dengan kebebasan yang negara kita nikmati, "kata Presiden Amerika Syarikat.
Cameron menambah bahawa negara-negara mereka "berdiri seperti 2 batu kebebasan dan demokrasi dalam menghadapi kezaliman Nazi". Beliau berkata bahawa "beribu-ribu tentera muda British dan Amerika, dengan rakan-rakan mereka dan Kanada bebas Perancis, bersiap sedia untuk menyeberangi Selat berkuat kuasa pembebasan yang paling besar bahawa DUNIA yang pernah dikenali".
The G7 summit was held just ahead of the 70th anniversary of the Allied D-Day landings in Normandy, on June 6, 1944. Putin along with the leaders of France, Britain, the US and Germany flew to France to attend the events to mark the anniversary of the opening of the western front against Adolf Hitler's troops.
The British and American leaders’ duet on the historic event would bewilder many Russians, as the successor of the Soviet Union, Russia, was not even mentioned as a contributor to the defeat of the Nazi. That is while the USSR lost over 25 million lives fighting the Nazi Germany in the WWII.
“Whenever our two nations stand together, it can leave a world that is more secure and more prosperous and more just, and we will be reminded of that again tomorrow in Normandy,” Obama said.
“On that day, like so many others, American and British troops stood together and fought valiantly alongside our allies. They didn't just help to win the war, they helped to turn the tide of human history and are the reason that we can stand here today in a free Europe and with the freedoms that our nations enjoy,” the US President said.
Cameron added that their countries “stood like two rocks of freedom and democracy in the face of Nazi tyranny”. He said that “thousands of young British and American soldiers, with their Canadian and Free French counterparts, were preparing to cross the Channel in the greatest liberation force that the world has ever known”.
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