Title: Zelensky Jedi Strikes Back!Recruiting Ukraine, what do we think of the ruthless characters behind it?
Recently, a major decision of Ukraine's ** Zelensky has attracted widespread attention: it has begun to conscript men over 45 years old into the army!This move has caused quite a stir in the international community, and it also makes people think deeply, what is going on?
First of all, we have to look at the situation in Ukraine, which comes at a critical juncture in the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Zelensky's decision, on the surface, is a response to the national crisis, however, digging deep behind it, reveals Ukraine's serious dilemma at the military and political level.
The Ukrainian army's ** has always been a mystery, and although Ukrainian state television has falsely reported more than 1.1 million dead and wounded, this undoubtedly reflects the enormous pressure they are under on the battlefield. Zelensky's forced recruitment of men over the age of 45 is not just a simple decision, but more like a declaration of their serious lack of human resources. From relaxing the conditions for women to join the army, to now recruiting middle-aged men, the Ukrainian army is silently shouting: We are short of soldiers!
What is even more worrying is that Zelensky once expressed the emptiness of the Ukrainian army in a conversation with the speaker of the US House of Representatives, hinting at their helplessness in international support. Ukraine has become a pawn in the international political game, and its own interests are often overshadowed by the strategic calculations of major powers. To a certain extent, this predicament also reflects Ukraine's isolation in international affairs.
The direct reflection of the war can be described as vivid. Last year's victories in Kharkiv and Kherson were in stark contrast to this year's offensive and defensive battles in Mutt and the big defeat in June. This shows that war does not depend only on money and **, but more on population, industrial production and economic system. And in these respects, Russia clearly has an overwhelming advantage.
Zelensky's political situation is equally worrying. In contrast to former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, they are all trying to save their own political lives through foreign funding. However, Ukraine seems to have become an outcast of the United States, and European countries have failed to provide substantial support. This is not only the dilemma of Ukraine's domestic and foreign affairs, but also a true portrayal of a country's leaders struggling to survive in international politics.
While Zelenskyy has been seeking international support, such as his recent visit to Norway, the actual support may be far less substantial. The "humiliating aid" given by Germany and Zelensky's statement that he would rather fight a guerrilla war than negotiate with Russia in extreme circumstances reflect Ukraine's passivity and helplessness in the international arena.
To sum up, Zelensky finds himself in a situation that is not only the dilemma of a country's leader, but also a microcosm of a country plagued by international politics and the realities of war. Every decision is about his personal destiny and, more importantly, the future of the entire Ukrainian state. Zelensky undoubtedly plays a key role in this struggle, and the fate of this role is closely linked to the future of the entire country. This is an international game full of waves and profound significance, and we will wait and see how Zelensky can survive in this eventful season.