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I don't think we would do this, we have enough problems of our own that both, take precedence over Ukraine, and are frustrated by the Ukrainian situation. Looke
by bilbo0s 4y ago
I don't think we would do this, we have enough problems of our own that both, take precedence over Ukraine, and are frustrated by the Ukrainian situation. Looked at in a certain light, we're incentivized to stay out of this. That said, our policymakers have shown themselves in the recent past to be, well, not the brightest bulbs. So anything is possible.
But this just smells like different nations in Europe going rogue. Probably good intentions, but it strikes at the national interests of other European nations. It's an escalation as, previously, dual interest assets were not targeted explicitly for the purposes of keeping all western nations aligned.
They are playing with fire at this point. I hope we don't get dragged down with these people.