The Russian federation is a reactionary bourgeois nation. Ukraine is a reactionary bourgeois nation. The United States is a reactionary bourgeois nation. NATO is a reactionary bourgeois military alliance. There are no "good guys" here. It is absurd to even think in these terms. I'm not going to sit here and dispute your claims about Russians bombing Ukrainian civilians shopping in grocery stores. I'm not going to sit here and argue over whether they did it on purpose, or did it by accident, or didn't do it at all. What's important is, is that Ukraine and Russia both used to be part of a nation called the USSR, and both Russia and Ukraine were better off when they were part of the USSR. When the USSR stopped existing, when Yugoslavia stopped existing, NATO was overjoyed. NATO loves to send money and weapons to reactionaries, neo nazis, fascists, racists, war criminals, and drug dealers, in order to further destabilize regions, bleed them out, make them easier to loot and privatize later on. NATO loves it when trade unions are banned, when communist and socialist parties are banned, when anarchists are killed, and when reactionary bourgeois parties take power and sell their country's people out for bribes. The United States government was happy when Yeltsin sold Russia out to American businessmen. The United States government was happy when Poroshenko's thugs burned Ukrainian civilian alive in a trade union hall in Odessa in 2014. The United States government is always happy whenever reactionaries are killing people because it is an opportunity they can capitalize on. The United States sold weapons to both sides in the Iran-Iraq war in the 80s. The United States doesn't care how many people get killed, and sending Ukraine weapons isn't helping Ukrainian civilians, because those weapons aren't going into the hands of Ukrainian civilians, it's going into the hands of bloodthristy terrorists, reactionaries, pogromists, drug dealers, fascists, and thugs.

Go read "Killing Hope" by William Blum or "Washington Bullets" by Vijay Prashad, or "The Jakarta Method" by Vincent Bevins, and then get back to me. Stop relying on multi-million dollar television corporations spoon feeding you oversimplified state department narratives.