I never said that no questions should be asked. And there is indeed a risk to standing up against agression. This is why it is very important to manage escalati

I never said that no questions should be asked. And there is indeed a risk to standing up against agression. This is why it is very important to manage escalation risks, and the various American and European administrations so far have taken great care. For example by not supplying strategic weapons, and by disallowing strikes on certain Russian targets. Also, note that there is also a risk of not standing up to agression. The price of doing nothing is not zero. All I said was that one should take care not to be instrumentalised by unwittingly propagating false propagandist narratives. I think we can agree on that?