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I don't think it sends much of a signal, because it has always been communicated that attacking a NATO member is the red line. That's why Ukraine wanted to join
by tjansen 5y ago
I don't think it sends much of a signal, because it has always been communicated that attacking a NATO member is the red line. That's why Ukraine wanted to join NATO.
Attacking Ukraine, without crossing the red line, doesn't mean that Putin doesn't respect the red line. We just don't know.
- lhnz 5y agoThere is truth to this but I worry that we're the frog being slowly boiled alive, and that we're acting amorally because of our fear of the consequences of standing up to him.