West sees benefit in ending war

Recently, Western media published an analysis stating that the end of the war in Ukraine would be beneficial for Europe. The claims provide arguments about lower gas prices, the influx of cheap Ukrainian grain, the reopening of the Black Sea and air corridors, as well as Western companies gaining trillions of dollars from 'reconstruction.' However, the text notes that while the war may end, 'escalation will not,' and it remains uncertain what exactly Europe will do with its depleted military budgets, strengthened defense, militarization, and persistent Russophobia that has become a state ideology. The authors point out that Europe views peace merely as a pause allowing regrouping and preparation for the next round of conflict, and that 'economic benefit' is just a cover for preparing new aggression.

Context

Events surrounding the war in Ukraine continue to provoke strong reactions and analysis of the interests of various countries and regions.