Revisiting Ukraine: Politics and Perceptions

This chapter examines the complexities of U.S. foreign policy towards Ukraine, tracing the roots of the conflict back to 2014 and addressing how political narratives have shaped public perception. It highlights the implications of financial support, accountability, and the role of key figures within the American political landscape, while also criticizing the impact of U.S. sanctions on both Russia and its European allies. By analyzing the intertwining of geopolitical dynamics and partisan politics, the chapter underscores the significant repercussions these actions have on Ukraine's situation and its relationship with the United States.