Original title: Unbelievable!Ukraine wants the United States to be the eighth **, vowing to defeat Russia's 2 million army.
Recently, Ukraine officially submitted a request to the United States, hoping to obtain eight advanced ** to counter Russia's huge army of 2 million. This request has attracted a lot of attention from the international community, however, the gap between reality and expectations is also evident.
According to US media reports, Ukraine submitted a detailed list to the United States, including the F A-18 Hornet fighter-attack aircraft, the high-altitude area anti-missile system at the end of THAAD, the MQ-9B Sea Guardian large reconnaissance UAV, the UH-60 Black Hawk General *** C-130 Super Hercules tactical transport aircraft, the C-17 Globemaster strategic transport aircraft, the AH-64 Apache attack type, etc. However, whether these high-end ** can be supported by the United States is still an open question.
The American side made the list public at a meeting in Washington, but it is not yet clear whether the United States will comply with Ukraine's request. Given realities such as costs, inputs and outputs, and the U.S. relationship with Ukraine's military obligations, some observers believe that the request may be merely a show.
It is important to note that this request from Ukraine is not covered by the military obligations of the United States. While the United States has provided some level of support for Ukraine, there is no direct military alliance. In this case, the willingness of the United States to provide such an advanced ** system has become a matter of great concern.
Ukraine has said: "If the United States does not quickly approve military assistance to Ukraine, Ukraine faces a huge risk of failure." "However, the U.S. response is currently largely offering value 1$7.5 billion in artillery shells, rockets, and infantry ammunition, as well as some emergency repair vehicles, not the advanced** systems that Ukraine wants.
In terms of actual assistance, the United States faces a series of considerations, including the secrecy of its armaments, and the fact that Ukraine is not a military ally of the United States, and the United States may support Ukraine through other means, such as economic assistance.
The current situation on the Russian-Ukrainian battlefield has been going on for several years, and there are still big doubts about whether Ukraine's demands can substantially change the tide of the war. The Ukrainian army has achieved some success with Western assistance, but it is still a huge challenge to face Russia's 2 million troops.
Ultimately, whether the U.S. will provide the eight major ** that Ukraine needs will still depend on a number of factors. The gap between Ukraine's expectations and the actual actions of the United States may become a key point in the development of the future war situation, and it has also triggered discussions about the impact that the Russian-Ukrainian war may have on the United States.
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