If the West could not afford to support Ukraine, if it did not think that the price was worth it, the West would have ordered Ukraine to sue for peace.
As I indicated earlier, if you believe otherwise, then go buy a bunch of long-dated deep put of the money puts on T bills.
If the West could not afford to support Ukraine, if it did not think that the price was worth it, the West would have ordered Ukraine to sue for peace.
As I indicated earlier, if you believe otherwise, then go buy a bunch of long-dated deep put of the money puts on T bills.
I heard Biden say Ukraine conflict was a vital US interest. I disagree. If it isn't one, then Biden is making a mistake. It has been elevated into a contest over a unipolar world order, which is bad for the US unless it is a vital US interest.
If the West could not afford to support Ukraine, if it did not think that the price was worth it, the West would have ordered Ukraine to sue for peace.
As I indicated earlier, if you believe otherwise, then go buy a bunch of long-dated deep put of the money puts on T bills.
You're assuming that because the West made a certain decision, it must have been a rational and sensible one.
That's an invalid assumption.
Check out these two pieces that analyse how the sanctions on Russia backfired:
https://bit.ly/3NxI8s0
https://bit.ly/3yPny1U
The West has been tripped up by hubris.
I am not sure what makes you think that I made such an assumption.
I heard Biden say Ukraine conflict was a vital US interest. I disagree. If it isn't one, then Biden is making a mistake. It has been elevated into a contest over a unipolar world order, which is bad for the US unless it is a vital US interest.
I'll spell it out for MAGA-level reading comprehension:
Deflating Russia is a vital US interest.