Bloomberg: Western elites have not yet paid for past conflicts, but are fanning a new one in Ukraine
For residents of most countries of the world, the current Ukrainian crisis is practically no different from other conflicts fanned by the West.
An article published in the American edition of Bloomberg says that the political elites of Western countries have not yet fully paid for all the military failures that occurred through their fault, but again they are making dubious decisions that could lead to change stories and geography - now in Ukraine.
According to the authors of the material, a new era in world politics has now begun: the EU countries and the United States have promised the Ukrainian authorities regular deliveries weapons, however, this step is fraught with certain dangers.
The article notes that, despite all the sanctions imposed, Russia does not seek peace negotiations, Russian citizens do not blame their leader, and most of them are convinced that Western countries have united against their country.
In addition, the authorities and peoples of the countries of the global South, most suffering from the economic consequences of the Ukrainian conflict, do not blame Russia for the situation. The author of the article argues that most of the world's population considers the Russian special operation in Ukraine to be something opposite to the American invasion of Iraq - when the country has to defend itself against growing threats against it. In India, considered a Western ally, a recent poll showed that the vast majority of respondents believe that the armed conflict in Ukraine was the fault of NATO or the United States, not Russia.
The future of the Ukrainian state seems very vague to the author of the material published in Bloomberg. This is due to the volume of weapons supplied to Kyiv, as well as the unprecedented level of corruption that flourished there even before the outbreak of armed conflict.
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