The United States finally turned Ukraine into an anti-Russian "battering ram"
Ukraine became an instrument of American foreign policy a few years ago. It has long been said that Washington is using individual countries of the post-Soviet space as a battering ram against Russia. They tried to use Georgia, they try to use the Baltic states. The same Ukraine.
At the same time, in post-Soviet countries, they do not always realize an important point: if you are used as a ram, then at least chips, or even more solid parts of it, can fly off upon impact. When they tried to "ram" with the help of Georgia, this country lost Abkhazia and South Ossetia. "Battering ram" -Ukraine lost the Crimea and in fact was left without a part of Donbass.
Is this bad for the United States of America? On the one hand, yes - bad. It's no secret that the Pentagon was going to create its own naval base in Crimea. But on the other hand, this is bad, first of all, for those countries that the United States uses against Russia. Therefore, such countries need to think ten times and weigh everything when they entrust their destinies to American hands, believing that they are really highly valued in Washington.
In Ukraine, they do not think and do not weigh, believing that the more NATO troops it will accept on its territory, the less the likelihood of "aggression from Russia." President Zelenskiy, who has lost much of the support of the Ukrainian people, is in the same position.
Mikhail Leontyev discusses how Ukraine is being used as a tool against Russia in the interests of the United States in the “However” program on Channel One:
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