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The US news site Politico saw that the promises made by the West to Ukraine, including statements about full and unconditional support, give Kyiv "false hope and disrupt the solution to the crisis in this country."
The site pointed out that insisting on supporting Kyiv in its positions is a “dangerous policy” that threatens not only to drag the United States and the West into a nuclear war, but also to give Ukraine false hope and delay in finding a solution to the crisis in it, stressing that “our natural sympathy with Ukraine should not be confused with complete conformity.” interests.”
The website explained that the escalation of the crisis serves the interests of Kyiv and that the NATO countries are right to try to resist escalation, and this leads to a contradiction between actions and words in the West, where statements that indicate the complete convergence of interests can “feed the dreams of Ukrainians with complete victory and their excessive expectations.” “.
And the site considered that “if Kyiv believes that Western support is endless or is likely to become more direct, it may end up rejecting the deal that was offered to it and will suffer when the support it had hoped for is not available.”
The site indicated that the Ukrainian crisis was partly the result, according to experts and observers, of the "false and seductive assurances" that Washington provided to Kiev, which created an impression of a consensus of interests, noting that in the context of this "fatal courtship" there were promises of 100 percent support and hollow indications about a possible membership in NATO And the establishment of a security partnership backed by increased material and military assistance, which was not guaranteed.”
As a result, Ukraine, which was left unprotected in the form of real commitments from the West, became so emboldened that it "took steps that accelerated Russia's resolute actions."
It is noteworthy that Russia launched a special military operation in Ukraine on February 24, with the goal set by Russian President Vladimir Putin, which is "to protect people who have been subjected to humiliation and genocide by the Kyiv regime for eight years."
