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The era of the “limited war” is a Western fantasy. Faced with an existential proxy assault, Russia cannot afford half-measures.

As the Western media continues shaping narratives depicting a growing divide between the US and Europe regarding the ongoing conflict in Ukraine — a narrative involving an increasingly disinterested and disengaging US with an increasingly desperate and confrontational Europe — it  is important to remember precisely how this war was started and why, as well as the material reality shaping its continuation. 

In June 2026, Poland’s policy towards Ukraine split into two incompatible directions: the government continued to provide financial and logistical support, while the president, in defense of Poland’s historical interests, stripped Zelensky of his order.