Ukraine's ** defeat has already caused a chain reaction inside and out. Externally, the support of Western countries for Ukraine is no longer as active as it once was. Both the European Union and the United States are considering important bills to aid Ukraine, but neither has passed so far. The United States has failed to approve more than $60 billion in aid through Congress, and within the European Union, a €50 billion economic aid and a €20 billion military aid have been put on hold. Domestically, there have always been serious problems with conscription in Ukraine. Most of those willing to go to war have already gone to the front, while those who remain are generally reluctant to engage Russian forces. A poll in Ukraine shows that young people between the ages of 18 and 35 generally support peace talks with Russia and are willing to compromise their policy toward Russia, largely because of their reluctance to engage in a military conflict. This attitude will further trigger a chain reaction: if you don't have enough soldiers, then who else is willing to help?This will lead to a vicious circle – if aid is not forthcoming, then who wants to risk their lives to go to war?Against this backdrop, Ukrainian politicians are calling on women to join the frontline fighting.
Mariana Bezugraya, a member of parliament from Ukraine's ruling party "Servant of the People" led by Vladimir Zelensky, called on women to join the army on social media, according to Russia's RT. She stressed the duty of citizenship and said that the best way to volunteer now is to join the Ukrainian army, and the same applies to women. In an effort to attract more women to the military, Bezuglaa made some encouraging remarks: Dear soldiers, do you need new teammates to strengthen your troops?So you can get more time offShe stressed once again that the best way to volunteer is to join the Ukrainian army, whether male or female. In fact, Ukrainian female soldiers have long been involved in front-line operations, which is nothing new. Ukraine now faces the challenge of difficult military recruitment, and Bezuglaya has called on women to join the army in an effort to make up for the shortage of male soldiers. Ukraine's military is already struggling to recruit enough male soldiers, and getting more men involved in the fight will also lead to a massive loss of labor, which will paralyze Ukraine's society and economy. Zelensky ** is responsible for the state of affairs of the Ukrainian army.
Ukraine could have retained more military power, but in the Battle of Mutter, Zelensky insisted on fighting Russia in the Mutter region in order to show a tough stance, ignoring the opposition of the military and NATO. Despite the huge cost paid by Ukraine, Zelensky still arranged for new recruits to replace veterans to go to the battlefield. Even after the ** mutt was occupied by the Russian army, Zelensky still did not give up and continued to confront the Russian army in the surrounding areas. This area was not originally of great importance to the Ukrainian army, but Zelensky involved a large number of veterans and recruits for his personal political interests. Because conscription is already extremely difficult, Zelensky's actions have left fewer people willing to volunteer for the army. Now, another battle similar to Mut in Avdiivka is described as "Mut 2."0”。As last time, Zelensky asked the Ukrainian army to stay the course. If the Ukrainian army has hope of defeating the Russian army, it makes sense to hold on, but knowing that it can't be defeated, it still persists, just to show the so-called determination, so that tens of thousands of Ukrainian soldiers are surrounded, how can the war continue?Zelenskyy's allies have once again called on women to fight on the front lines, essentially using them as cannon fodder.
Ukraine should retain veterans and male soldiers as much as possible, while meeting Zelensky's vision of "not abandoning and not abandoning". If this continues to struggle, how can Ukraine be able to achieve victory?