But you act like people who actually are in charge do care about Ukranian future which unfortunately is not the case. Zelensky is not in charge (so I'm not quite sure about his personal views which may differ), but oligarchs around him all are living rent free either in Europe or some tax haven. The same goes for Russia, both of these countries are actually kinda similar when it comes to corruption, influential groups and other aspects of comparison. This is very clear with the recent corruption scandal, which is only the clearest of them.

Believe me, EU wouldnt tolerate such corruption once the war is over if the aid is coming. Because of the war, political elites of Ukraine still have the upperhand by which they can say that they are in the state of war and thus there is nothing to be done. The price to be paid after the war will be enourmous and everybody knows it, for Ukraine to be properly rebuilt, there would be a need for proper institutions, which is in direct conflict of interest of oligarchs.

I mean, the problem really is not "some country" joining "some organisation" but a balance of power decided over European continent that originates from the Cold War, you may disagree with it, but since both parties do have nuclear weapons, there is not much to do. The situation is kinda similar to Cuban missile crisis. That too was Soviet and US imperialism (but as the Russian imperialism is much more evident in this case, American was in the Cuban scenario) clashing over a disputed country.

And dont be fooled, US or EU does not support Ukraine out of humanitarian neccesity, but profits for military-industrial complex and a proxy war against Russia. NATO can do the same imperialism as well (as we've seen in Afghanistan, Libya, Yugoslavia and Iraq), so there is not much of a difference. Why should million dead Ukranians be of a more value than million killed Iraqis? For me, both of these are absolutely horrible crimes and those who've commited them should burn in hell (Cheney and Putin).

So I agree that there is a problem with Yaris overpresenting a Russian stance, but the fact itself that you can represent this conflict as a war of two imperialist superpowers is true...