The war in Ukraine shows no signs of ending, can it be quelled?But not so long ago, the Ukrainian side canceled the upcoming wartime ** elections, does this move mean that Zelensky will be in power for a long time?On the other hand, Russia's ** Putin will participate in next year's *** and has 70 to 80 percent approval, which will be a nightmare for Ukraine. In addition, Ukraine still faces six major crises, including protracted war, declining morale, and the approaching harsh winter. In the context of the war in Ukraine, what is the impact on the war situation and what challenges will Ukraine face in the future?First, Ukraine **canceled the upcoming wartime** elections, which means that Zelensky may be in power for a long time.
In stark contrast, Russia's Putin will participate in next year's meeting and has 70 to 80 percent support. This will become a nightmare for Ukraine. Second, Ukraine is facing multiple crises. The first is a protracted war, the Ukrainian army has long been exhausted, and morale has dropped significantly. The second is that the harsh winter is coming, and the Ukrainian army lacks shelter. What other challenges does Ukraine face?It is understood that Ukraine** has been seeking international support to ease the pressure on the country caused by the ongoing war. At the same time, Ukraine** is also trying to improve its economic problems in the country with a view to alleviating the humanitarian crisis. In general, the situation in the war in Ukraine is serious, and it may not be possible to change the current situation immediately. The challenges that Ukraine** needs to face remain enormous, and the international community needs more support and assistance.
For Ukraine, it will still take hard work to get out of the predicament of war and rebuild national stability. The Ukrainian army lost in the big ** and failed to completely break through the Russian defense line, but was stranded behind the first line of defense and faced severe cold weather. In contrast, the Russian army has long built defensible fortifications. In addition, the lack of sufficient ammunition and *** of the Ukrainian army makes the loss on the battlefield far from catching up. Ukraine is also facing the problem of insufficient soldiers, and recruits soldiers through various means to "catch strong men", but the will to fight and morale of the soldiers recruited in this way are very problematic. In addition, the Russian army's use of drones and the improvement of electronic warfare have made its advantages on the battlefield more obvious, and it can even interfere with the satellite navigation of Western cruise missiles to make the missiles miss.
Finally, U.S. support is also divided, with the White House warning that aid funds for Ukraine will run out "by the end of this year", and if the anti-aid faction achieves next year's **, it will be almost fatal for Ukraine. How will Ukraine respond to these problems?How to turn the tide?