"Genocide" is too often being used as a propaganda shell these days. What we see is a - very brutal - war. In Germany, we know what actual genocide looks like.
> supports European values
That's another word shell that, once you start digging, you realise means nothing. There is no such thing as "European values". There only are European interests.
> willingness of Ukrainians to move toward European values while Russia is moving in other direction in light speed.
Or, to express this in another way: One is willing to relinquish some level of control for decades of free EU monies, mostly originating from the tax coffers of Germany and France, while the other one has decided not to do so.
> Worse, Putin Russia is financing political instability in Europe by directly funding both far right and far left parties. But not only founding but giving them propaganda support through social media manipulations.
Welcome to politics. Do you really think for a second that "Radio Free Europe" was a fair and balanced station? That "Deutsche Welle" is? That all those "cultural institutes" we have all over the world just give language courses and local cuisine champagner parties? When I say "Nawalni" (a guy who by western standards should be considered a far-right at least) or "Chodorkovskij" (an even more colourful character), does it ring a bell?
We cannot reasonably accuse Russia of doing something we ourselves are engaged in, and have been for decades.
> There is another, strategical aspect that shows that we should really, really support Ukraine - its natural resources.
Putin was happily enough selling us natural resources in the past.
> With Ukraine Europe can become a democratic economical power house
Even though they had all the options and support to become a democratic economical power house in the last thirty hears, and consistently failed to do so. Ukraine is a money grave with constant potential conflict. You and me disagree on if we need another Romania, or another Hungary, or another Poland.