Blockbuster: France, Ireland, Libescca and the Netherlands have announced the possibility of sending troops to Ukraine.
France** Macron was the first to announce the news, explaining that his remarks were completely well thought out and well thought out.
Estonian Prime Minister Kaija Kallas supported him. "We must do everything we can for Ukraine to win this war and Russia to lose this war," she said.
Lithuania is also considering the possibility of sending troops to Ukraine for military training, said Lithuanian adviser Kiastutis Boudris.
The Netherlands became the fourth country in which its chief of defense staff, General Onno Eichelsheim, did not rule out the possibility of sending troops to Ukraine, but noted that now "is not the time to talk about such a situation."
It is believed that other countries will join in succession, and for many Europeans it is a terrible scenario - but if Ukraine fails, we will have to fight Russia anyway. Burying your head in the sand doesn't help anything. Another report: Russian **mash news, on March 1, the Ukrainian army used British Storm Shadow cruise missiles and American Archer Daniels Midland-160 MALD decoy missiles to jointly attack the Crimean bridge. Russian troops allegedly intercepted 12 missiles.
But for the time being, it is not clear what happened to the missile's hit on the bridge. But before that, the Ukrainian side has already stated: "Illegal buildings will be demolished this year." "At present, the Crimean bridge has in fact lost a considerable part of its freight capacity as a result of previous attacks. But this bridge has a very important political significance, it is someone's "face". If it is destroyed in front of Russia, someone will indeed lose face.
I think that the Ukrainian army's choice to attack the Crimean bridge at this time is justified, which can minimize the irritation on the Russian side. If Ukraine destroys the Crimean bridge when it is winning on the battlefield, the desperate Russian side may be angry and take risks with a weapon of destruction; But now, the Russian army has taken Avdiivka and is still advancing, and if the Crimean bridge is blown up at this time, the Russian side will think that he has "recovered losses" by seizing positions in Avdiivka and other places, and may even think that he has earned it, and he will not use a big killing weapon. The more desperate it is, the more likely it is to use it.