Western countries have not supported most of the sanctions imposed by Ukraine. The confusion stems from a lack of clarity on the criteria used for imposing these sanctions—a sentiment echoed both in Ukraine and the West.

The National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine issues sanctions lists based on classified reports from security agencies. The contents and criteria of these reports are a mystery to both Ukrainian society and Western allies, fueling suspicions of possible corruption.

Curiously, key figures like Vladimir Sivkovich, accused of high treason and aiding Russia with occupation of Ukraine, don't feature on the sanctions list.

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