Putin Doesn’t Want Peace: He Wants World War III (And the West Is Missing It)

The world keeps asking the wrong question: “When will Putin seek peace?”

On this episode of Common-X, we sit down with former U.S. Marine and military strategy analyst Issac Davis to dismantle that assumption entirely.

Issac explains why Vladimir Putin is not interested in peace negotiations, why proxy wars are accelerating across multiple continents, and how the Western world consistently misreads Russian strategy, history, and tolerance for suffering.

We dig into the long cycles that precede global wars, why Europe is re-arming, how fear and media narratives act as escalation engines, and what recent events — including regime-change signals in South America — communicate to Moscow and Beijing.

This isn’t a headline recap. It’s a strategic breakdown of why World War III wouldn’t start with a declaration — but with miscalculation, denial, and silence.

If you think global war is unthinkable, this conversation explains why that belief itself may be the greatest risk.

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