After nearly two years of the Russian-Ukrainian war, it was finally time for a decisive battle, and Russia got three powerful allies, which added a few points to their chances of winning in the war. These three strong foreign players are all Asian players.
The first of the three most powerful foreign players is Iran. Iran has provided Russia with a large number of Shahed-129 strike drones due to its difficulties in the war against Ukraine in 2023. Moreover, the United States accuses Iran of transferring manufacturing technology to Russia, allowing Russia to build its own manufacturing plants in the country and build thousands of aircraft. Russia has already paid a heavy price for Ukraine by using unmanned aircraft to carry out large-scale bombing of Ukraine's energy, headquarters, military bases, etc.
On February 12, Alrabiya reported that a large number of Russian military personnel were participating in Iranian training on how to use drones in Homs, Syria. According to the Ukrainian Defense Intelligence Agency, Russian servicemen are flying Iranian-made drones, and they are in Sherat, located in Sherat, in the eastern part of the countryside of Homs province, which is jointly carried out by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps in conjunction with Allah in Lebanon, and contains three models (Shahed-136), Ababil-3 (Ababil-3) and RAAD (RAAD).
The second powerful force comes from the mercenaries of Nepal. According to a report by Greece's Pentapostagma** on February 12, Nepal's opposition parliamentary member Bimara Raj Bodiar said that Russia has recruited 15,000 mercenaries from Nepal with high pay, and these mercenaries are fighting on the front line in Ukraine with Russian soldiers.
European and American countries have a history of mercenaries, among which the Nepalese Gurkha are the most. The mercenaries of the Gurkha are very brave, and they are called marksmen in the plateau and forests, especially their Gurkhas**, which are popular throughout the world. 15,000 Nepalese mercenaries joined the Russian army, allowing the Russian army's combat effectiveness on the battlefield to skyrocket.
The third powerful foreign aid came from North Korea. On January 4, Greece's Pentapostagma reported that the US White House accused North Korea of sending large quantities of missiles to Russia, a spokeswoman for the US Defense Council, John Kirby, revealed"These missiles have been used in large air strikes against Ukraine. Prior to this, the U.S. representative to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Julian Smith, also issued a statement that some satellites owned by the United States confirmed that North Korea had transported more than 1,000 containers loaded with military equipment and munitions to Russia, which were transported by North Korea to Russia via cargo ships.
On the contrary, the United States stopped any military support for Ukraine after December 24, leaving Ukraine with a serious shortage of ammunition and food on the front, unable to compete with the Russian army at all. According to a Russian satellite news agency on February 13, on February 12, a total of 1,145 Ukrainian troops were annihilated, including 325 Ukrainian troops in the Donetsk direction, 180 Ukrainian troops in the Kupyansk direction, 310 Ukrainian troops in the Redman direction, 80 Ukrainian troops in the Kherson direction, and 250 Yuzhnodonetsk troops. The day before, Russia had annihilated a total of 825 Ukrainian servicemen, a record high.