Are we living the start of the Tirth World War?

USPA NEWS - The rising violence in the Caucasus region, the cystic wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and the emergence of terrorist organizations Al Qaeda and, later, Islamic State threaten world peace and projecting its effects on the planet.

The shooting down of a Russian fighter bomber for Turkey, which accuses the plane of having violated its airspace and have ignored his repeated warnings to abandon it; the denial of Russia, threatening with military implications; the support of NATO to its Turkish ally and affirmation that has data that support the version of the Ankara Government, on the one hand, and the wave of refugees travelling through Europe, together with the latest affirmation of the French Prime Minister, Manuel Valls, that after the attacks of November 13 in Paris the old continent can´t continue welcoming refugees, and to alert declared in the West by the possibility of new jihadists attacks, draws a picture of instability that threatens world peace.

At the same time that Russia install missiles on the Syrian air base of Jmeimim, 30 kilometers away from the border with Turkey, and accused the Turkish Government of being an accomplice of the terrorists of the Islamic State, increases the tension in the area. A Russian attack on Turkey should be answered by NATO in implementation of the agreements that make any attack on a Member State as itself. And that scenario would be very profitable for the Russian President, Vladimir Putin, aiming to regain the influence that the former Soviet Union had in the world and, incidentally, annexing territories of the former Soviet Union that are now independent.

Although from Ankara the Turkish Government says that it will not do anything to raise tension with Moscow, the stability in the area walking on a razor's edge. And while, in Western European capitals are raised voices asking to close the borders to the Syrian refugees for fear that among them are slip jihadists in order to attack in Europe, and some countries are trimmed freedoms against the threat of terrorism. Lone Wolf capable of sowing terror in any city making a bomb or firing indiscriminately against civilians, is more dangerous than the regular army of the Islamic State and reflects the victory of this terrorist organization in its fight against Occident.

Because despite being certain that the Islamic State would be annihilated in a conventional war, the urban terrorism practice by solitary wolves gives unexpected strength to the jihadist organization. And if fear spreads and instability spreads, the world will have entered into a global war - the third - which will not escape on the field of battle as the previous two but in the streets of the cities, among the civilian population. Today, the world is at war in a strip that includes Afghanistan, Iraq, and Syria in Asia; Egypt and Libya in North Africa, and Ukraine in the region of the Caucasus. More than 60 million people are displaced by the armed conflict, according to UNHCR, and the terrorism threat to Europe and the United States.