When it comes to world-class soccer, it’s a must-see event. The upcoming match between U.S. and Russian national clubs will take place at the NYAC on Saturday, March 24. The match will be a dual-team affair between cadets and juniors, and the winner of the game will receive $244 million. The match will take place at 7 p.m. and is free to the public.

While conventional warfare would be no contest between the two sides, few predict that the outcome of such a clash would be as clear as a blizzard on the horizon. The nuclear arsenals of both nations have emerged as major concerns in U.S.-Russia relations. Russia has modernized its nuclear “triad,” a nuclear-powered submarine, and a large fleet of long-range strike aircraft. While Russia’s conventional forces may not be as impressive as America’s, they still remain superior in submarines, electronic warfare, and air defense.

If Russia is indeed on the verge of war with Ukraine, it’s time for NATO to step in and stop it before it’s too late. The alliance, also known as NATO, has warned Russia that if it attacks another NATO member state, it will be a resounding “no.”

President Putin’s invasion of Ukraine is unjustified and has been justified with a series of ambiguous claims and false justifications. Putin’s dismissal of Ukraine as a sovereign nation is completely unfounded and insignificant. In addition, his arguments regarding NATO expansion and Ukrainian nuclear weapons are a conjecture. The allegations of ethnic genocide are hardly sufficient to justify an invasion. The United States should continue this positive approach to world politics.