NARVA IS A NATO BORDER TOWN AND IT WILL REMAIN SO
These days 70 years passed from the event that laid the foundation for the world order after the World War II. At the Yalta Conference, the then allies the Unites States, the Soviet Union and Great Britain decided to establish the United Nations Organisation in order to prevent great disasters in the future. Dividing of Europe became its price, and the central issue was the fate of Poland. One of the participants of the Yalta Agreement Winston Churchill said at that time: "Poor Neville Chamberlain believed he could trust Hitler. He was wrong. But I don’t think I’m wrong about Stalin." But still Churchill was wrong. Stalin broke his promise about free elections in Eastern Europe. Barely a year later, it was Churchill who announced in the speech held in Fulton that an Iron Curtain had descended from the Baltic to the Adriatic Sea. It is doubtful if Churchill had read the Long Telegram the US diplomat George Kennan had sent from Moscow to Washin...