The outside intervention by Western governments in Russia's civil war resulted in

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The Bolsheviks viewed the outside intervention by Western governments as interference in their domestic affairs and saw it as a violation of their sovereignty. This led to increased resentment towards the West and further radicalization of the Bolshevik government. The outside intervention did not result in victory for the White army as they eventually lost the civil war to the Bolsheviks. The intervention also did not increase support for the White army at home, as the Russian people were tired of war and saw the Bolsheviks as the most viable option for bringing stability to the country. There was no partnership of convenience between Trotsky and Kerensky, as they were political rivals. The intervention did come too late to help the White army, but this is not the main result of the intervention.

The Outside Intervention by Western Governments in Russia's Civil War