In recent days, the Ukrainian army launched a counterattack against the Russian army in the Kharkiv area and attracted much attention from the outside world. As the Ukrainian army has indeed achieved some "good" results, in order to boost the morale of the Ukrainian army, Ukrainian President Zelensky recently went to the front line and appeared in the strategic important center that had just been recaptured, and began a high-profile propaganda war against Russia. According to Global Network , on September 14 local time, Zelensky went to Ijium City, Kharkiv Prefecture for inspection. Judging from the scene, Zelensky stood with the soldiers, took photos with the soldiers and police, and delivered speeches. The Ukrainian soldiers seemed to be very confident, which was in sharp contrast to the passive beatings and morale depressed in the past few months. It is not difficult to see that after the Ukrainian army made progress, Ukraine is now full of excitement from top to bottom, and Zelensky and others took the opportunity to appear, emphasizing the achievements made by Ukraine, and they are very stance to continue to act.
Outside analysis believes that Zelensky's visit to Ijium was a high-profile propaganda war. His accompanying not only included confidants from the president's office, but also generals from the Ukrainian Supreme Command, but also Western media reporters who created momentum for him. The important purpose of Zelensky's trip was to fight Moscow's military prestige. He wanted to show the outside world that Ukraine had firmly controlled this important place, and the Russian army's "large-scale strike" could not scare the Ukrainians. Regarding the reasons why Zelensky still dared to appear in a city that was on the battlefield two days ago while the Russian-Ukraine conflict was still ongoing, the outside world believes that there may be two: First, the Russian army has limited intelligence reconnaissance capabilities for the newly lost land and does not grasp Zelensky's movements; second, the Ukraine believes that the Russian army has evacuated very far away and ordinary artillery fire no longer poses a threat to the security of the city.
In addition, regarding the Ukrainian side's choice to launch a counterattack against the Russian army during this period, Zhang Hong, a researcher at the Russian Institute of Eastern Europe and Central Asia of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, analyzed in an interview with the media that the cold winter is approaching, and both Russia and Ukraine are preparing for the window period of winter. The Ukrainian army hopes to launch a counterattack before the arrival of winter, seize some strategic areas, and form a favorable situation for Russia's defense before the arrival of winter, so as to avoid the Russian army launching a large attack after the arrival of winter, resulting in a collapse of the defense line. After all, this winter's window period should be very difficult for Ukraine. Not only is it short of electricity, gas, and natural gas, but also in mechanized armored equipment, the Ukrainian army is not as good as the Russian army. Once winter comes, the Russian large-scale armored force can move quickly on the Eastern European plains. At that time, the Ukrainian army will inevitably face the Russian counterattack.
It is worth mentioning that in addition to going to the front line to encourage the morale of the Ukrainian army, Zelensky also intends to win over the United States, Britain, France and other 14 countries to sign the so-called "Kiev Security Treaty." On September 13 local time, the Ukrainian Presidential Office issued a draft agreement on Ukraine's security guarantee. According to Ukraine's vision, the so-called "Kiev Security Treaty" contains four main aspects: including "preventive measures" in military, financial, infrastructure, technology and information; measures taken immediately when Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity are subject to new violations; comprehensive sanctions plan; and agreement to provide Ukraine with a modern air defense system . In response, the Vice Chairman of the Russian Federation Security Conference Medvedev bluntly stated that the "Kiev Security Treaty" proposal on the strategic partnership between Ukraine and the safeguards is the "prelude to World War III."
In addition, the leader of the Chechen Republic of the Russian Federation Kadyrov issued a statement on September 15 saying that the chief executives of the main bodies of the Russian Federation should actively recruit and train volunteer soldiers and send them to the front line to help Russia win the special military operation against Ukraine.Kadyrov said that Russia is an federal country, and each federal entity can issue initiatives according to the situation, including "self-mobilization." The chief executives of federal entities should prove that they are willing to help the country, and the relevant commitments should not only be verbally, but should be put into action. Russia has many patriots who are ready to join the volunteers to fight back against the neo-Nazi forces as they go to .
