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What you linked does not support the statement that NATO choose violence by not negotiating.
It very clearly does. NATO kept pushing towards Russia for decades after USSR dissolved. Russia tried to find a peaceful compromise with NATO this whole time. Yet, here you are pretending that it's actually Russia that won't compromise.
Can you quote the part that you believe supports your statements? The bit I think you are referencing doesn't support your statement at all.
I already did in this very thread. If you think the bit I referenced doesn't support what I said it's clear that no productive conversation is possible here.