Bangladesh, Aug. 19 -- The August 15 meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and his American counterpart Donald Trump might not be as historic as some want to make it out to be, but its certainly a good thing that leaders of the worlds two most prominent military superpowers are talking rather than trading insults or hurling 11,000 thermonuclear warheads at each other. Putin and Trump dont need to agree on everything, but negotiations are undoubtedly a major development and potentially the first step toward ending the NATO-orchestrated Ukrainian conflict. However, it seems not everyone is so keen on achieving sustainable peace. On the contrary, the European Union and NATO are determined to ensure the bloodshed continues for as l...