Answer:
1. Avoid interactions with foreign governments
Explanation:
If we become involved with the Russian/Ukrainian conflict, we will be interacting with these nations' governments, along with the governments of these nation's allies. If we decide to get involved, we must decide which side we are on, and then interact with their government in order to become allies and gain permission to send troops and supplies. We will also be interacting with the opponents government, although indirectly. The U.S would be interfering with the troops of the opposing nation, and there is a great chance that we may possibly directly contact the government and give them a chance to retreat and stop the conflict. We may have meetings with the representatives of these different nations in an effort to resolve this conflict. We also may attempt to stop the opposing nation from receiving supplies or aide, or cut off trade with them. This would most likely anger their government, and we would indirectly effect them by this. The U.S may need to interact with the governments of allying nations near Ukraine in the case that it is to dangerous to sent troops directly to Ukraine.
