February** Dynamic Incentive Plan Recently, the British Daily Telegraph came with a shocking news: Ukraine has suffered a setback in the current war, and the reason behind it is that it has been betrayed by the West. It was revealed that Ukrainian soldiers were afraid of the powerful Russian army due to a serious shortage of ammunition**. This situation not only reveals Russia's strong combat effectiveness, but also exposes the sluggishness of Western support.
Under the fierce Russian offensive, the Ukrainian defenders, although they resisted valiantly, were overwhelmed by the lack of sufficient ammunition. At the same time, Western support did not come as promised, which undoubtedly exacerbated Ukraine's predicament.
It is worth noting that with the loss of Avdeyevka, there has been a subtle change in the direction of the West's reporting on Ukraine. The enthusiastic rhetoric of the past is now being replaced by more objective reporting. This change may be due to a cautious assessment of the development of the war, but there is also a strategic shift in focus. Placing candid blame for the defeat on Ukraine may help ease the pressure on its operational defeats.
At the same time, it inevitably involves the responsibility of the West, and even the United States. In this tense atmosphere, Biden's statement is particularly critical.
After the withdrawal of Ukrainian troops from Avdeyevka, Biden noted that the US Congress is to blame for Ukraine's failure, and it is precisely because of Congressional obstruction that aid to Ukraine has not been delivered in a timely manner. Ukraine** Zelensky also made a strong statement that if US aid continues to be delayed, Ukraine will have to re-examine its relations with the United States.