When we look at the reactions of western countries to the Ukraine war, it would not be an exaggeration to speak about it in terms of an image of unity. Apart from the sense of unity in relations between the US and the EU, we see that various problems within the EU appear to have been put on hold for the sake of a common ideal. But have these problems really disappeared?
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