The mere thought of sending tanks and fighter jets to Ukraine is considered a turning point in the ongoing conflict, although the United States and its allies wish to avoid a direct confrontation with Russia through any military operation. that the international community could consider as direct involvement of the alliance in the war.

The goal of the United States of America is to wear down Russian forces and drag them into a long-term war and to help Ukrainian forces regain control of their internationally recognized regional borders.

So far, Russia has had some success on the ground in what it had planned, as it was able to divide Ukraine into two halves by linking Russian lands with the Crimean peninsula and the Ukrainian coastal strip to cut the supply chain of the Ukrainian army, which now had only the Polish land border post.

What matters for Russia is not to sit down and negotiate with the Ukrainian president, but rather to make the United States of America the main player in the negotiations and negotiations on the mechanisms for expanding NATO and support for freedoms in Eastern Europe, particularly in the former Soviet Union. countries.

Russia has gone far in escalation, even warning of the Kingdom of Sweden and Finland joining NATO, which are negative signs that Europeans will reject as people and leaders, but will instead turn against them, leading to many countries joining NATO followed by the total siege of Russia.