When the question “What kind of a country is modern Ukraine?” is asked, Americans usually answer that it doesn’t matter for them, what kind of a country modern Ukraine is.
However, in
the past it did matter for Americans what kind of a country Libya was in 2011
when the U.S. bombed it; or it did matter for Americans what kind of a country
Iraq was in 2003 when U.S. invaded it, etc.
The second Americans’
answer to the question “What kind of a country is modern Ukraine?” is the
answer “Modern Ukraine may be a not especially good country now, but it is
changing for the better”.
In this article, I am going to consider both above-mentioned theses.
