Wer hat Nordstream gesprengt?

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Ich bin mir sicher das auch ich einiges falsch einschätze, aber ich verliere das große Ganze nicht aus den Augen. 

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Sicher?
Anno 2015 haben einige das grosse Bild schon realistischer vor Augen gehabt:

Don't Arm Ukraine
By John J. Mearsheimer

• Feb. 8, 2015
  

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Great powers react harshly when distant rivals project military power into their neighborhood, much less attempt to make a country on their border an ally. This is why the United States has the Monroe Doctrine, and today no American leader would ever tolerate Canada or Mexico joining a military alliance headed by another great power.

Russia is no exception in this regard. Thus Mr. Putin has not budged in the face of sanctions and is unlikely to make meaningful concessions if the costs of the fighting in Ukraine increase.
Upping the ante in Ukraine also risks unwanted escalation. Not only would the fighting in eastern Ukraine be sure to intensify, but it could also spread to other areas. The consequences for Ukraine, which already faces profound economic and social problems, would be disastrous.
The possibility that Mr. Putin might end up making nuclear threats may seem remote, but if the goal of arming Ukraine is to drive up the costs of Russian interference and eventually put Moscow in an acute situation, it cannot be ruled out. If Western pressure succeeded and Mr. Putin felt desperate, he would have a powerful incentive to try to rescue the situation by rattling the nuclear saber.
Our understanding of the mechanisms of escalation in crises and war is limited at best, although we know the risks are considerable. Pushing a nuclear-armed Russia into a corner would be playing with fire.
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https://www.nytimes.com/2015/02/09/opini...raine.html

https://www.newyorker.com/news/q-and-a/w...in-ukraine

oder wenn man die Zeit hat auch recht interessant:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JrMiSQAGOS4