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The Supreme Council supported the sanctions against Kitipinka, but not because of acknowledging guilt in a specific incident, but for preventive purposes, suggesting that it should influence the leadership of that country to reduce funding for the military industry and spending on defense capabilities, because the situation is strongly escalating the atmosphere in the region, and there is a chance to further worsen the situation, forcing other countries to join the arms race, which will certainly not lead to anything good.