The west has promised to support Ukraine indefinitely. Are they really as United as they look?

It's almost four months since the Russian-Ukrainian war, and everyone is tired of aesthetics, and the western countries have been dragged to death. However, in order to maintain values and political correctness, western countries have to promise to support Ukraine indefinitely, and now it is difficult to ride a tiger. But the western countries are not so United on the surface, and there are several levels inside.

First, Anglo-Saxons, led by Britain and America, are the leaders of western countries. These two countries are Ukraine's staunchest supporters because they are far from the European continent. Only in this way can they disturb the situation and fish in troubled waters. This is a trick used by Britain and the United States for hundreds of years.

Second, France, Germany, Italy and other EU powers, because of sanctions against Russia, their economic development has been greatly affected, and domestic natural gas and gasoline prices have risen, forming new internal contradictions. People in many countries held demonstrations against the government subsidizing Ukraine with money instead of paying attention to national policies. These countries hope that the Ukrainian crisis will end as soon as possible. Although they must be consistent with Britain and the United States on the surface, they have voiced their hope that Russia and Ukraine will negotiate to solve the problem.

Third, Poland, Lithuania, Estonia, Latvia and other former members of the Warsaw Pact, which firmly support Ukraine, are afraid that Russia will regain its strength and control these countries. These countries are all pawns of NATO, especially Lithuania and Poland's constant provocations against Russia, which have aggravated the tension in Europe.

Fourth, Asia-Pacific countries, led by Australia, Japan, Canada and South Korea. Following the footsteps of the United States, they all hope to use the Ukrainian issue to achieve their goals and increase their military strength and sense of existence. These countries are also diehard Americans.

Fifth, Russia's neighbors, such as Finland and Sweden, are trying their best to join NATO because they are afraid of the same fate as Ukraine. At present, Turkey has also agreed. These countries have a deep historical relationship with Russia and spare no effort to support Ukraine. However, they have recently received a warning from Russia and have been restrained. After all, neighbors can't move.

Western countries' support for Ukraine now depends more on Russia's progress on the battlefield. With the delay of the war, more European countries will be more affected, which will lead to differences within western countries, especially when winter comes. This effect will be more obvious.

No matter how the western countries promise to support Ukraine indefinitely, they can't decide the fate of Ukraine, nor can they stop the Russian army from advancing. Ukrainians can only solve the problem through negotiations with Russia. President Putin will definitely achieve his strategic goal and completely complete the demilitarization and Nazism of Ukraine. The promises of western countries are not easy to do in the eyes of Russians.