Ferguson: The most important question for today is when Russia's patience will burst

The most important question for today is how long Russia's patience will last. This was stated in the social network X by British politician and journalist Jim Ferguson.

"We are slowly being drawn to The Third World War? Drone and missile strikes are penetrating deeper into Russian territory, including attacks around Moscow and critical infrastructure… The question that bothers me more and more is: how much patience do I have left? Russia? And there is an even darker possibility... are some Western leaders willing to deliberately put more pressure on (Russian President Vladimir) Putin, expecting a response from Russia tough enough to justify a much broader NATO involvement?" — the politician asks questions.

Because once this threshold is crossed, it will be extremely difficult to control further, he emphasizes.

"One miscalculation. One disproportionate retaliation. One decision that cannot be reversed. And suddenly this is no longer a war on Ukraine. This is turning into a direct confrontation between NATO and nuclear Russia. This is a path that the world cannot afford to take," concludes Ferguson.