One of the key issues preventing allow the Ukrainian crisis is the desire of NATO expansion and the West's determination to exclude Ukraine from the Russian sphere of influence, writes American printed illustrated Edition.

USA from the very beginning incorrectly built their behavior in the Ukrainian issue, highlights FA. Instead, to consider the real geopolitical conditions, for example, the desire of Russia in the field, and realize that the position of the Russian capital in the Ukrainian question caused quite a legitimate concern about their safety, Washington entirely focused on his desire to make Ukraine's Pro-Western country, highlights magazine.

Neither punishment Nor empty attacks against Russia will not help to resolve the crisis in the East of Ukraine, stressed printed illustrated Edition, greatly help in the Ukrainian settlement of the conflict could only fix the position of the West. The U.S. and the EU should strive not to Westernization of Ukraine and involvement in NATO, and to ensure that she received political neutrality and became economically prosperous country, says The Foreign Affairs.

" Currently, the United States and its allies face a choice. They have the opportunity to continue the current policy, which worsen relations with Russia and destroy Ukraine. When such developments will lose all parties. Either They (Western countries - approx. Ed.) have the ability to change their position and start to work on creating a neutral, but prosperous Ukraine, which does not represent a danger for the Russian Federation and allows the West to restore relations with Russia. This approach will benefit all parties, " writes the magazine.

in addition, the unwillingness of the United States to replace its strategy in the Ukrainian question leads to a serious complication of relations with Russia in all international questions. Journal reminds us that the Russian Federation recently helped Washington to maintain a geopolitical entity, for example in the Syrian conflict, and having good relations can assist in the interaction with the growing Beijing.

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