How Ukraine could become America’s next forever war

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The interior of a building in Kiev, Ukraine, is clearly visible during the Russian invasion of Ukraine in March 2022. (Video screenshot)
The interior of a building in Kiev, Ukraine, is clearly visible during the Russian invasion of Ukraine in March 2022. (Video screenshot)

(VOX) – The United States is good at getting involved in wars and not as good at getting out of them.

A year on, the Russia-Ukraine war has no end in sight. The war is at a semi-stalemate, and both Russia and Ukraine are sticking to their demands. Ukraine has been able to defend itself against Russian aggression in large part due to the $29.8 billion worth of weapons and equipment that the US has sent so far. While the US has hit some limits, it is sending ever more advanced weaponry and provides Ukraine with intelligence to help it target Russia more effectively. Ukraine cannot continue the war without Western military and economic support.

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All of which raises the question of whether the Russia-Ukraine conflict is entering forever war territory.

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