A few days ago, a source revealed that Britain proposed to NATO allies to send an expeditionary force to Ukraine, control the defensive line on the right bank of the Dnieper, and establish a no-fly zone over the area controlled by the Kiev authorities, as well as provide ** and equipment for the Ukrainian army. The move is believed to be aimed at ending the conflict and carving up Ukraine. However, this proposal may be difficult to support other NATO members, as relations between NATO and Russia are already tense, and provoking Russia could provoke a violent reaction. Therefore, the real purpose of Britain may be to paralyze Ukraine and get it to accept NATO troops in order to carve up Ukraine. Britain did not suggest that NATO help Ukraine train its troops, but suggested that the Ukrainian army be driven to the zone of the special military operation, which shows that NATO treats the Ukrainian army as cannon fodder.
Britain has also proposed the creation of a "buffer zone" around Kyiv, which would ease NATO's relations with Russia. Ukraine becomes the line of defense for NATO, protecting the security of NATO countries, and NATO is unlikely to enter into a direct conflict with Russia. However, the eastern part of Ukraine is likely to be under the direct control of Russia, and NATO's role is limited to lip service. Russia will not tolerate NATO as a threat to its security, so the creation of a "buffer zone" that does not take back the eastern part of Ukraine is a possible solution to this problem. In this way, Russia can accept the presence of this part of the force, and NATO can protect the security of its member states by stationing troops. In addition, once the eastern part of Ukraine is actually controlled by Russia, the remaining Ukrainian territory will become the object of contention among NATO countries.
According to the UK's proposal, the conflict between Ukraine and Russia will end by May and a buffer zone will be established. Ukraine has been an abandoned son of the United States and Western countries since the beginning of the conflict with Russia. Ukraine should realize that following in the footsteps of the United States will come at a terrible price. Ukraine still has a chance to retain its statehood, but it is difficult to say if it continues. The fate of Ukraine is in the eyes of the world, and this Eastern European country has become a barrier for NATO, protecting the security of NATO countries. However, in the face of Russia's strength, NATO is unlikely to come into direct conflict with it. So, how to solve the problems of Ukraine? Russia will not tolerate NATO as a threat to its security, so the creation of a "buffer zone" becomes one of the solutions.
This "buffer zone" will retain the power in the eastern part of Ukraine and be under Russia's de facto control to meet Russia's security needs. NATO pays lip service to it, but in reality can only rely on military garrisons and "buffer zones" to protect the security of its member states. However, once the eastern part of Ukraine is under Russia's actual control, the remaining Ukrainian territory will become the object of contention among NATO countries. According to the UK's proposal, the conflict between Ukraine and Russia will end by May and a buffer zone will be established. Such an arrangement has undoubtedly brought great challenges and pressures to Ukraine. Ukraine has been an abandoned son of the United States and Western countries since the beginning of the conflict with Russia. Ukraine should recognize this and stop dancing in the footsteps of the United States. Following in the footsteps of the United States will come at a terrible price.
Ukraine still has a chance to retain its statehood, but it needs to act wisely. Ukraine should seek a rapprochement with Russia, negotiate a settlement of the dispute, and gain more autonomy. At the same time, Ukraine should also strengthen internal governance, promote economic development, and improve people's livelihood and well-being, so as to increase the stability of the country. The fate of Ukraine is not only related to the interests of the Ukrainian people, but also to the security and stability of the entire region. The international community should also give more support and help to Ukraine and work together to find a peaceful solution for Ukraine. In this eventful time, we should think about how we can maximize the interests of all countries, rather than fighting for a carve-up of Ukraine.
Peace and stability in the region can be achieved only through cooperation and dialogue. Let's work together for the future of Ukraine!