The conflict between Russia and Ukraine has lasted for two months. Although the effective resistance of the Ukrainian army has been deteriorating, the attitude of Kiev's top leaders has turned 180 degrees. From the previous active call for peace to a tough attempt to disrupt the

The Ukrainian army's campaign to defeat the Russian army on the battlefield has initially yielded results

With the current situation, the Ukrainian army cannot effectively repel the Russian army on the battlefield. Although both sides have expressed their willingness to negotiate many times before, the Ukrainian side always changes its mind at the last moment, causing the negotiations to fail. And this is actually the "poisonous plan" NATO provided for Ukraine. According to the latest report of Global Times , The US plan, led by NATO, is that since Ukraine cannot gain military advantage on the battlefield, it will let Ukraine keep dragging Russia and completely defeat it on the battlefield, thereby achieving the goal of weakening Russia's national strength through "chronic blood loss".

NATO only needs to continuously provide weapons to Ukraine so that Ukraine does not completely lose its ability to resist. There are many factors that the Russian military needs to consider in its military operations in Ukraine. In addition to minimizing the number of Ukrainian combatants, it must also avoid accidental injuries to civilians. The Ukrainian army has set up many defensive positions directly in civilian areas, which prevents the Russian army from using long-range strike weapons such as missiles and rockets . It can only use infantry to attack the Ukrainian army to avoid hurting innocent people.

The Azov Battalion took many children as "hostages" and concentrated them in the underground bunkers of the Azov Steel Plant to make the Russian army surrender.

The Ukrainian army also made full use of this scene. In the Azov Steel Plant currently besieged by the Russian army, the surrounded Azov Battalion militants had no plans to surrender. Instead, they trapped a group of children in the underground fortifications of the Azov Steel Plant to survive with the remnants of the Azov Battalion. This made the Russian army avoid using weapons of mass destruction. Putin could only order to stop the offensive, and through siege and persuasion to surrender, the Azov battalion elements in the underground fortifications were allowed to disarm. This situation also exists on the battlefields in other parts of Ukraine.

The Ukrainian army set up air defense positions in residential areas

Faced with such a battlefield situation, the Russian army's offensive efficiency will be slowed down. This not only increases the burden on frontline soldiers, but is also a nightmare for the Russian army's logistics. Russia was not rich to begin with, and it was determined to go to war with Ukraine with almost all the efforts of the country. After the war, the Russian economy was sanctioned by the West, which made the Russian economy even worse. It is still unknown how long the Russian military can sustain its military operations in Ukraine under such conditions.

analyzed that the "trap" dug by NATO for Russia in Ukraine is currently very effective. Once the Russian army is defeated on the battlefield, it will not only have a huge impact on Russia's national strength, but also have a huge impact on the morale of the Russian army, which may make the Russian army afraid to launch similar military operations in the future.

The U.S. military applied lessons from its failure on the battlefield in Iraq to Russia.

Some experts said that NATO was able to think of such a trick to fight Russia. It can be said that all the "lessons" learned from the United States' invasion operations in Iraq, Afghanistan and other countries were used on Russia. The U.S. military has invested a lot of money and lost a lot of personnel in battlefields such as Afghanistan and Iraq for more than ten years. However, after the U.S. military retreated, everything returned to what it was before the U.S. military came. The experience of the U.S. military "losing so miserably" is now applied to Russia. How long can the Russian army last?

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