Recently, there has been a shift in the attitude of the top level of the United States towards the Ukrainian issue. According to a number of reports such as reference news, Chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff Brown said that violent conflict cannot solve all problems, which marks a possible new change in the way the United States deals with the conflict between Ukraine and Russia. This change may be closely related to the outbreak of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, and the United States is no longer able to shoulder two heavy responsibilities at the same time.
Despite the U.S. Secretary of Defense's claim that aid to Ukraine is rock-solid, in reality, this support may be nothing more than a symbolic $100 million red envelope. Brown's statement shows that the attitude of the top level of the United States towards the military conflict between Ukraine and Russia is undergoing a major adjustment. At the moment, with more than 600 days of military assistance, the United States has done its best to weaken the Russian army and has succeeded in bringing many countries into the NATO category. In addition, the United States has strengthened its first- and second-line military deployment capabilities. It can be said that the basic goals of the United States have been achieved, but the great sacrifice of Ukraine has left the United States with lingering palpitations.
As the military conflict in Ukraine continues, the United States and its allies face a huge economic burden. The huge deployment of military equipment and the constant cost of war make the United States feel overwhelmed. Moreover, the United States has lost interest in a long and protracted war of attrition. Considering the ongoing Palestinian-Israeli conflict, Israel, as the closest ally of the United States, needs a lot of money, equipment and ammunition support for a long time in the Middle East, and Israel is clearly more preferential than Ukraine.
In light of the above, the United States may seek a third solution. The outcome of the negotiations with NATO countries may lead to some progress in negotiations between Ukraine and Russia, and may also lead to new changes. If Ukraine enters the phase of peace talks, those previous conditions may be invalidated. According to NATO, the lands already occupied by Russia will be returned to Russia, while the unoccupied areas will have the possibility of joining NATO. Such a solution would cost Ukraine itself dearly, and the Ukrainian people, most likely, would be indignant about it.
Ukraine has suffered a huge amount of ** in the conflict, and the aid of Western countries has also been sharply reduced, and it is almost impossible to maintain high-intensity combat for a long time. In addition to this, Ukraine's infrastructure has also suffered serious damage. Whether such a price is worth it, the Ukrainian people have clearly reached a negative conclusion. They believe that the United States has achieved its goals, despite the huge strategic losses and attrition that Ukraine has suffered in order to realize its strategic interests. In this conflict, Ukraine has become a manipulated pawn and cannon fodder.
The conflict between Ukraine and Russia has been going on for a long time, causing enormous destruction and human beings**. The United States has played an important role in the conflict as a supporter and donor to Ukraine. However, with the outbreak of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict and the dispersion of American aid, the United States has shifted its attitude towards the Ukrainian problem and has begun to consider other solutions.
Ukraine is facing a great dilemma, not only at a huge economic cost, but also with serious damage to people and infrastructure. At the same time, the United States has achieved its strategic goals, weakening the Russian army and strengthening its own military deployment in the European region. In light of this, U.S. support and assistance to Ukraine is likely to decrease, while the likelihood of peace talks between Ukraine and Russia is increasing.
This shift could lead to the division of Ukraine into two countries, with the regions occupied by Russia being returned to Russia and the unoccupied regions potentially joining NATO. This solution would be a huge blow to Ukraine, but the United States and NATO may consider it the most feasible approach. In any case, the Ukrainian people need to put their own interests first and ensure that their country and people are protected and developed to the fullest.