Recently, NATO Secretary General Jens StoltenBergIn an interview, the question of Ukrainian assistance was answered. A journalist asked whether NATO could and would like toArmedUkraine, so that it can be launched against the Russian army in the spring of next year**. StoltenBergRepresentation,NATO membershipRightKievThe promise is "unwavering". He mentioned that these countries send large quantities to Ukraineand equipment, will also toKievDelivery of air defense systems and fighters. In addition, Germany and the Netherlands have also pledged to send to the next yearKievA valuable amount of assistance.
However, StoltenBergdid not make it clear whether it would continue to assist Ukraine, nor did it directly respond to reporters' questions. He has always emphasized that:NATO membershiprather than specific ways of supporting Ukraine. This implies that NATO has not yet reached a consensus on whether to fully support Ukraine, and can only respond to the doubts of journalists through the commitment of some individual countries.
The remarks raised doubts about the West's firm support for Ukraine. While Western politicians pay lip service to "unwavering" support for Ukraine, the reality is not. StoltenBergIt is also mentioned that Ukraine has not made progress over the past year. In fact, this time last year, the West was in full swingArmedUkraine, offering massiveand training support. However, the summer in Ukraine** did not achieve the desired results and consumed a lot of equipment and human resources. Hence the readiness of the West to organize againArmedAction became the focus of many people's attention.
In the absence of clarity about the attitude of the West towards Ukrainian aid, Ukraine may have to seek peace talks to resolve the dispute. The equipment that Ukraine once received has almost been depleted by the Ukrainian army, and Ukraine cannot sustain itWar, can no longer rely on outside assistance to replenish equipment. Therefore, the only option for the Ukrainian side at present may be to resolve the situation in Ukraine as soon as possible through peace talks. This is also why Western politicians are so entangled, they have to make a decision as soon as possible, because winter is oneWarThe window of action will directly affect the action after next spring.
At present, most European countries have chosen to sit on the sidelines, and only a few countries have expressed their willingness to continue to assist Ukraine, but these commitments are only lip service, and it is unclear whether they will be implemented. And most importantly, the attitude of the United States plays a role in the future of UkraineCriticalFunction. Only when the US aid bill is passed will Ukraine have a chance to receive support on a larger scale. However, if the U.S. aid bill fails to pass, then Ukraine will only be left with the option of resolving the situation through peace talks.
By NATO Secretary General StoltenBergAnalysis of the current situation in Ukraine, it can be seen that there are many doubts about the West's attitude towards Ukraine. Despite rhetoric of "unwavering" support, concrete actions are not encouraging. Ukraine may have to resolve the situation through peace talks and is pinning its hopes on the passage of the US aid bill as soon as possible. Ukraine's future remains uncertain, and the best solution can only be found through the efforts of all parties and external support. For the Ukrainian people, they are eager for an endWar, hoping to rebuild a peaceful and stable country. In thisCriticalof the moment,InternationalSociety should give more support and attention to Ukraine in order to promote a peaceful settlement of the Ukrainian crisis.