Are you in favor of sending troops to Ukraine? Take the survey

Are you in favor of sending troops to Ukraine? This is the survey that Money.it wants to propose to its readers after, first the French president Emmanuel Macron and then the head of the Pentagon Lloyd Austin, hypothesized a direct war by NATO against Russia, all to prevent Moscow from reaching in Kiev and then, perhaps, not stop attacking the rest of Europe.
Are you in favor of sending troops to Ukraine? Have your say! TO ANSWER THE SURVEY YOU MUST CLICK ON THE BOX ABOVE The war in Ukraine has been ongoing for over two years and at the moment Russia, after having resisted the counter-offensive by Kiev's troops this summer, has resumed its attacks, advancing into Donbass so much so as to conquer the city of Avdiivka: at the moment Moscow controls around 20% of Ukrainian territory, including Crimea.
Ukraine is in difficulty because it no longer has money, weapons and above all it is short of soldiers.
The EU recently released an aid package while in the United States things are more complicated given the resistance of the Republicans who control the House: consequently at the moment the Ukrainian army can only try to repel the Russian assaults and maintain the current front line.
The feeling is that without a breakthrough Russia could definitively break through enemy lines and reach Kiev; a scenario that would be a nightmare for the West, which would lose a war despite the proclamations made in these two years where the desire not to negotiate with Vladimir Putin regardless has always been reiterated.
So Macron and Austin hypothesized about a possible direct conflict between NATO and Russia, a potentially even nuclear war in the heart of Europe.
The purpose of this survey, which we remind you does not have a scientific value but only an indicative one as it is not carried out on a sample basis, is to understand whether readers are in favor or not of a possible sending of troops to Ukraine by Italy.
read also Europe is ready for war with Russia: what will Italy do after the Meloni-Zelensky pact? Sending troops to Ukraine: the survey The Money.it survey comes at a time when, both in Europe and in the United States, a possible sending of troops to Ukraine is being discussed because, as explained by Macron, Russia “cannot win the war”.
Since the war broke out, NATO has slowly crossed several red lines, from sending missiles to Ukraine to supplying jets.
However, that of soldiers is a taboo that still exists given that it would mean giving rise to a direct conflict with Russia.
It must be said that after Emmanuel Macron's exit, Italy immediately ruled out the possibility of sending its troops to Ukraine while reiterating its unconditional support for Kiev in the face of Russian aggression.
However, there are very specific military obligations deriving from Atlantic and community membership.
In the West, however, there seems to be a warlike rhetoric based on the fact that Russia, once it conquered Ukraine, would not stop but would also attack the rest of Europe.
It must be said that Russia has so far threatened NATO only if it were to be attacked first, not to mention that from a military point of view it would be suicide: if Russian troops took two years to conquer less than a quarter of Ukrainian territory, would certainly face defeat against the Atlantic Alliance unless it unleashed an apocalyptic nuclear war that would put all of humanity at risk.