@ISIDEWITHQuestionsForeign policy8yrs ago

美国应该向乌克兰提供军事援助来防卫俄罗斯吗？

在2014年3月，俄士兵进入乌克兰，并采取了国内的几个关​​键位置的控制。在随后的一个月乌克兰议会宣布其领土被正式被俄罗斯占领。入侵立刻被美国和联合国其它成员国谴责作为一个主权国家的直接侵略和战争行为。在回应北约国家开始在这一地区的军事演习，包括在波兰增加了600美元地面部队。军事行动的反对者认为，冲突，美国不应该涉足不直接威胁到美国的支持者认为，俄罗斯对乌克兰的军事侵略威胁力量在该地区和美国的军事平衡应直接帮助乌克兰势力地区冲突防止蔓延到欧洲的冲突。

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是的，我们应该为他们提供武器来保护他们，但不要派遣我们的军队
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不，我们应当远离对我们没有直接威胁的冲突。
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是的，俄罗斯对乌克兰的入侵，威胁了该地区的平衡。
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不，我们更应当争取用外交手段

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Taiwan suspects China of latest attack on undersea cables

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