Ukrainian ** Zelensky ordered the Ukrainian army to strengthen the construction of fortifications at the onset of winter. This move marks that the Ukrainian army has largely abandoned ** in favor of a defensive posture. Ukraine has been trying to regain lost ground since the start of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, but their efforts have become increasingly difficult as the war has progressed. This move by Zelensky shows that Ukraine has realized the powerlessness of the conflict and the danger of further escalation of the conflict. They want to protect their territory by strengthening their defenses and seek a political solution from a defensive point of view.
The war in Ukraine has been going on for almost two years, and all sides are facing great fatigue. Continued military conflict will only cause more ** and destruction, and no party will be able to benefit from it. The United States and Western countries previously supported the military operation in Ukraine, but their support has gradually weakened over time. NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said in public that NATO is unable to meet Ukraine's ammunition needs, which can be interpreted as a reduction in Western military assistance to Ukraine. The move means that Western support for Ukraine is politically and economically problematic, and Ukraine is in a difficult situation.
There is a lot of anger and unease inside Ukraine. The defeat of the front-line battle and the revelation of the corruption of state officials have filled Ukrainian society with anger against the authorities. Internally, Ukraine is at a loss as to how to deal with the current situation, they do not know what the way forward is, how decisions are to be made, and what price to pay for it. This confusion and challenges have left Ukraine facing unprecedented difficulties in its development, requiring comprehensive political, economic and social reforms in order to re-establish the foundations of stability and development.
4. The Russia-Ukraine conflict is nearing its end The conflict in Ukraine is nearing its end, and all parties have begun to turn to the construction of a post-war order. Ukraine** Zelensky ordered the army to build fortifications, marking the transition of Ukraine to the defensive stage. This means that the Ukrainian army is no longer capable of organizing a ** war.
Zelensky certainly does not want Ukraine to find itself in such a situation, but with the situation developing to this point, Ukraine has no choice. The United States and Western countries are also reluctant to continue to intervene in the war, while Russia is more concerned with consolidating the territory it has occupied, and its interest in further expanding the territory of Ukraine has waned.
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg admitted on December 2 that Ukraine's ammunition needs could not be met, suggesting that Ukraine needs to be prepared to accept defeat and negotiate. This is equivalent to NATO's declaration of defeat in Ukraine. Similarly, four-star American General Brown also stressed that conflicts cannot be resolved by military means alone and must be resolved through diplomatic means.
There is anger inside Ukraine, they have lost hope of victory on the front line, Western aid is dwindling, and homes are being destroyed. Podolyak, an adviser to the Office of Ukraine, admitted the defeat of the army and the problem of corruption, and Ukrainian society is full of anger against the authorities. Ukraine is in a crisis of internal collapse.
The fighting is coming to an end, and the post-war order building becomes critical. Ukraine** Lukashenko visited China towards the end of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, hoping to gain the initiative in post-war reconstruction. Belarus, like Russia, has begun security cooperation with Ukraine, helping to rebuild damaged infrastructure and promoting the peace process. Confusion and challenges persist in Ukraine, but as the conflict gradually ends, there is hope that the foundations of stability and development will be re-established through comprehensive reforms. In the future, Ukraine needs to rebuild the country through political, economic and social reforms, and strive to achieve post-war reconstruction and peace and stability.