He refers to Islamic teachings of justice and fairness in leadership, which aim to promote harmony and peace. However, the track record of some Muslim-led countries in terms of world peace does not support his claims.
He also refers to the pursuit of hegemony between superpowers. But the cause of the problem is just evil. President Putin may have had genuine grievances related to the Cold War and post-Soviet expansion of NATO and the EU, but his actions are egregious. They could have lodged an organized complaint with the United Nations to pave the way for constructive negotiations, but they chose violence.
If President Trump were to enter the country like North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, we would need to enact a law. The new president should explain to Putin the harsh realities and consequences of nuclear escalation for Russia, its people, and himself.
Alan Bates, Coach Lord, Baildon
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