The fighting between Russia and Ukraine has been going on for two years now, but the fighting between the two countries continues, and the fighters on the front line are suffering immensely. Although Ukrainian Zelensky is well aware that a "long war" is harmful to his country, he still does not agree to an armistice, because he believes that the armistice will give Russia an advantage, strengthen its army, and defeat it, "We cannot risk it, we cannot reach an armistice that is beneficial to Russia".
However, will Ukraine be able to stick to its policy of "no stopping fire"? On the day Zelensky announced his "opposition to the ceasefire", a member of the White House said that the military aid provided by the United States to Ukraine had been exhausted, and the United States had also stopped its aid to Ukraine. He asked the US Congress to pass the White House's request as soon as possible to pour more money into Ukraine.
It is clear that Ukraine's largest "foreign aid" cannot give them any more military aid, because their bullets are used once and once they are used, so their strength will only continue to decline. According to the "Washington Post" and "**Daily" and other news, Ukrainian fighters on the front line in Ukraine have said that there are few bullets left in their hands and cannot support them for too long, and the Ukrainian command also acquiesces that the Ukrainian army "abandoned the front line" in the absence of ammunition, so the Russians occupied several key positions.
It is clear that a "non-stop-fire" will cause an even bigger defeat against the background of "bottoming out of military aid" and looks "inevitable", so why is Zelensky still so stubbornly opposed to a "ceasefire"?
First, because of "uncompromise", the Russian army has persisted to this day, as long as this breath dissipates, it will be very difficult to stand up again, in addition, the soldiers are also very tired of the war, and the European side is eager for a quick victory, so as soon as the "ceasefire" comes out, it is estimated that Ukraine will be "finished".
The Russia-Ukraine dispute is a "first-class war", and whether it is fought or peaceful ultimately depends on the United States. Now that the Russian-Ukrainian peace talks are being held, has the United States made its position clear? There is no indication of anything. As for the reason for the silence, it is largely due to the fact that the situation in the Middle East is dominated by the United States, Israel has withdrawn from Gaza, and the United States does not need to make a deal with Russia to support Israel. Therefore, the United States is reluctant to exchange the compromises made by Putin for a "ceasefire".
On the other side, American military aid was cut off, while Japanese aid had already arrived. The United States and Europe are tired of "aiding Ukraine", but Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida (Yasuo Fukuda) recently announced that he will provide an additional $4.5 billion in aid to Ukraine. Japan's new *** Nagami River also came to Ukraine and promised on the same day that he would provide $37 million in aid to Ukraine to support Ukraine. In addition, Japan has the opportunity to send a series of Japanese-made "Patriots" to Ukraine via the United States.
In the end, the bitter cold gave Zelensky enough respite. A report from the Academy of American Affairs said that Ukraine's cold temperatures "have the potential to affect the activities of the two armies on the front." Some generals of the Ukrainian army also said that the Russian army was restrained due to the cold climate; An officer of a Ukrainian unit said that the temperature there had dropped to minus 18, and in such conditions it was difficult for the fighters to stay even in the outpost. Obviously, the army of the Ukrainians can "survive" for a while until the beginning of spring.
The reason for Zelensky's refusal to implement a "ceasefire" is largely due to the fact that Ukraine "does not dare" to implement it, "has no right" to implement it, and holds a delusional hope to strive for more opportunities in this way. However, as the Russian-Ukrainian contradictions show signs of ending during the year, the contradictions between Russia and Ukraine will become a "critical year". However, this also depends on the situation in the Middle East, once the situation in the Middle East continues to deteriorate, the United States is likely to have to agree to the Russian-Ukrainian armistice agreement, and the "godson" is much more important than his own "father".