Ukraine will face a crisis worse than ever before in early 2024. After the start of the war between Russia and Ukraine, the Ukrainian side tried to stop the Russian offensive, but the recent fighting has achieved a worrying result. The first defeat was the loss of Marlinka, an important position that made Ukraine's situation even more difficult. Then, the retreat of Avdeyevka was even more sad, and the resistance of the Ukrainian army looked completely destroyed.
Not so long ago, the ** people launched a major attack on Lobodine, and the resistance of the Ukrainians in the Zaporozhye region can be described as "vulnerable". Commander Syrsky's justification was that he wanted to protect the fighters, but the rout of the Ukrainians could not be concealed in any way.
The difficulties facing Ukraine are not just a defeat in a battle, but a mental frustration. And now, the Ukrainian soldiers are gone, their faces full of tiredness and despair. The Ukrainian people, under the attack of the Russians, are either fleeing in all directions or surrendering outright, and this line of defense is on the verge of collapse.
Ukraine originally thought that NATO's help would bring them a glimmer of hope, but it turned out to be not an easy task. Although several European countries have expressed their support for Ukraine, the real rescue has not yet arrived, and the actions of Britain, France and Germany are not as resolute as imagined. U.S. aid, while expected to be high, remains a political game fraught with uncertainty, and whether Ukraine can fully rely on the U.S. is questionable.
Even more worrying is that Ukraine is betting its future on the help of Western countries, but doing so is likely to lead to worse outcomes. Ukraine's energy is largely depleted, and the situation in Ukraine is set to become even more dire due to the danger of Western aid being cut off at any time for a variety of reasons.
Ukraine's future looks obvious, and without a stronger military intervention, Ukraine will inevitably go to extinction. Although Ukraine is still counting on the United States to intervene, it now seems that this is nothing more than wishful thinking. For Ukraine, only the joint forces led by NATO will have a chance to enter this war, otherwise, Ukraine is likely to become a victim of Russia.
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Ukraine is in the midst of a deeper crisis in early 2024, facing the twin shocks of strategic failure and lack of help, so it urgently needs to make some shifts. However, the Ukrainians also apparently see that they are trying to "swing the rotten". Such a decision would be inconceivable for most people, but for Ukraine it is the only solution.
Ukraine's "rottenness" is not due to timidity, nor is it because of timidity, this is just a realistic approach. Ukraine, in the face of intense pressure from Russia and uncertain rescue operations from Western countries, is gradually realizing where it stands. In this case, there is no shame in giving up the ** person, but it is a reasonable decision.
Ukraine's national nature, like Russia's, is a Slav and has the same historical and cultural background. Therefore, the Ukrainian servicemen will not give in because of cowardice, they hope that the ** people will "give preferential treatment to the prisoners". In war, Russians are more merciful to prisoners of war, and in order to survive, Ukrainians often choose to give up resistance.
But Ukraine is "rotten", but it is not completely unwanted, this is just a tactical shift. Perhaps, the Ukrainian side believes that as long as it can temporarily avoid a direct conflict with the Russian army, it will be able to gain more leeway. Ukraine can temporarily abandon some important strategic positions, but not completely abandon all defenses on its territory.
But Ukraine's "rotten" approach is not without danger. If the fortress were to be ceded, it would cause even greater territorial losses, as well as damage to the morale of the army and the mood of the population. At the same time, Ukraine's over-reliance on Western bailouts is likely to make it even more negative. In this case, the future of Ukraine is uncertain. But one thing is certain, and that is that Ukraine will still face serious challenges and tests. If Ukraine is to achieve ultimate success, it will have to make more rational decisions.
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