1. The Russia-Ukraine conflict has lasted for more than 600 days, who will be the ultimate winner?The French ** may give us some clues. According to Philippo, president of the French Patriot Party, France** has changed the tone of its coverage of the conflict in Ukraine. In his opinion, Western countries should recognize the defeat of Ukraine and stop aid to Ukraine. Filippo's remarks sparked a rethinking of the war in Ukraine.
Although Filippo's views are only personal, his remarks reflect the pathos of some about the situation in Ukraine. For the past 18 months, France has been supportive of Ukraine and has supported it by providing ** and funds to Ukraine. However, with the passage of time and the outcome of the conflict in Ukraine still not having a clear trend, France may begin to reassess its position.
2. On the other hand, NATO has also smelled the danger signal of the conflict in Ukraine. NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said that there has been little change on the Ukrainian front recently. He warned that NATO must continue to support Ukraine, no matter how the situation in Ukraine develops. This statement shows NATO's concern for Ukraine, but it also shows that the war in Ukraine has entered a phase of incapacy.
Stoltenberg's statement coincides with France's. This shows that the outcome of the war in Ukraine is uncertain for European countries. Different countries may also have different views and positions on the situation in Ukraine, which further complicates the factors that determine the ultimate winner.
Third, according to the Economist, Putin seems to be winning the conflict. Putin prepared Russia for war in advance and bought military equipment from abroad. Russia has a clear advantage in tanks, armored vehicles, artillery, etc., which makes the disadvantage of Ukraine's capabilities even more obvious. The main armament of Ukraine is mainly from Western countries, but their massive ** has not achieved significant results.
The key to Putin's victory may lie in endurance. Russia is ready for a protracted war, while Ukraine is facing a lack of military aid and an economic crisis. For Ukraine, the outcome of this conflict will have a significant impact on the geopolitical landscape and domestic economic development in its future.
Through France's ** and NATO's red flags, we can see that the outcome of the war in Ukraine is still fraught with uncertainty. While there are reports that Putin is winning this conflict, in fact the final conclusion has not yet been reached. The conflict has been going on for more than 600 days, and the war has become a war of endurance. The ultimate winner is likely to be determined by the political and economic support of all parties, Ukraine's own military capabilities and endurance, and changes in the global political landscape.
However, regardless of who emerges as the winner, the conflict in Ukraine will have far-reaching implications for Ukraine, as well as for Europe as a whole. The future fate of Ukraine will determine the life and development of the Ukrainian people, as well as the security landscape of Europe. Peace and stability in the region are also a matter of global concern. We hope that through the efforts of all parties, a peaceful settlement of the conflict in Ukraine can be achieved at an early date and bring true peace and prosperity to the people.