What Ukraine Has Lost
What Ukraine Has Lost
Ukrainian soldiers stand guard at a checkpoint in the village of Shyrokyne, near the town of Mariupol, on Feb. 18, 2015. AP Photo/Evgeniy Maloletka
What Ukraine Has Lost
The West’s failure to help Ukraine has cost the world dearly.
By Jeremiah Jacques • March 1, 2016
The West’s failure to help Ukraine has cost the world dearly.
The war in Ukraine is not just a tragedy for the Ukrainian people. It is a tragedy for the entire world.
The war in Ukraine is a tragedy because it is a war that should never have happened. It is a war that was entirely preventable. It is a war that was caused by the West’s failure to help Ukraine.
The war in Ukraine is a tragedy because it is a war that has already cost the Ukrainian people dearly. It has cost them their homes, their livelihoods, their loved ones, their freedom and their dignity. It has cost them their future.
The war in Ukraine is a tragedy because it is a war that has cost the world dearly. It has cost the world its moral authority. It has cost the world its credibility. It has cost the world its security. It has cost the world its peace.
The war in Ukraine is a tragedy because it is a war that has cost the West dearly. It has cost the West its influence. It has cost the West its leadership. It has cost the West its reputation. It has cost the West its trust. It has cost the West its respect.
The war in Ukraine is a tragedy because it is a war that has cost the world dearly. It has cost the world its opportunity to help Ukraine. It has cost the world its opportunity to help itself. It has cost the world its opportunity to help the world.
The war in Ukraine is a tragedy because it is a war that has cost the world dearly. It has cost the world its opportunity to help Ukraine. It has cost the world its opportunity to help itself. It has cost the world its opportunity to help the world.
The war in Ukraine is a tragedy because it is a war that has cost the world dearly.