It has been a month since the Russian army withdraws from the northern region of Khlsong. But now it is obvious that Ukraine is facing great difficulties, because the Russian army occupied the place without bloodshed and had sufficient resources to win over the local people. Howe

It has been one month since the Russian army withdraws from the northern region of Khlsong . At that time, Ukrainian President Zelensky arrived in the city for inspection and promised the remaining residents there to resume normal life as soon as possible. But now it is obvious that Ukraine is facing great difficulties, because the Russian army occupied the place without bloodshed and had sufficient resources to win over the local people. However, now that the Ukrainian army is here, there are huge difficulties in feeding the local people.

According to local Ukrainian people, the situation is approaching the humanitarian disaster a month after the Ukrainian army began to occupy the Russian city. When Wujun came, he lit a bonfire, danced around the flag, and then recorded some Douyin videos and left. But the reality is that stores are out of stock and people have no cash. There is no electricity and water, no food, no bread. The elderly, children and the disabled are most difficult, and vulnerable groups need to face their problems alone.

After returning to Khlsun, the Ukrainian army must carry out some publicity to create a beautiful picture for European and American media. But the reality behind is that Ukraine does not have the resources to restore the production and life of local people, because the people in the country rely on foreign aid, and the army is the target of key aid. Now Ukraine's own social media has exposed a surprising video. Since all the tap water was cut off, a Khlsson resident was scooping dirty water from the puddle.

Even the New York Times of the United States did not deny the difficulties of Khlsson now. The newspaper reported that Khlsson is now empty and cold. People here say they are lonely. The streets were frozen and the lights on the streets were out. The thin winter air is filled with the smell of smoke and ash produced after burning firewood. Natalia, a local shop owner, told the American reporter: "In other parts of the world, people are starting to celebrate Christmas . But there is nothing to be happy about here. The city has no electricity, no running water, no heating. There is only a plastic lighter in my store, nothing to sell."

Ukraine-appointed Khlsson's new regional military administration director, Yaroslav Yanosevic, believes that the current difficulties in the local area are entirely caused by Russia. However, when the Russian army evacuated, many local people also evacuated together. These people already thought that after the Ukrainian army returned, the local life would definitely be difficult. However, some Ukrainians stayed for various reasons and became the "Ukrainian traitor" in the eyes of Ukraine. Many people were reviewed and sentenced for their cooperation with the Russian army.

Some even believe that the Ukrainian government cannot and does not intend to bring Khlsun back to normal. Because winter is approaching, Nikolayev , Khlsong, Odessa and other Black Sea regions that are still under Ukraine’s control are all facing great difficulties. Ukraine will even actively expose the tragic scene of residents in these areas starving and cold, making Americans and Europeans understand that Ukrainians are dozens and hundreds of times more miserable than them, so that they can obtain more funds and aid to fight.

, while Western media can further condemn Russia by reporting on the tragic situation of Ukrainian cities such as Khlsong. But Americans and Europeans are not saints. Some people may be worried about the miserable situation of Ukrainians, but more people will only care about their lives. After all, the entire Western social economy is in a downturn and living conditions are deteriorating. They will not have much sympathy to give to Ukrainians. And the person who really wants to attract the people of Khlsong is Russia.

So the remaining Ukrainians in Khlsson are indeed quite embarrassing. In the entire southern and eastern Ukraine, it will inevitably become a battlefield for fierce competition between Russia and Ukraine in the future. Not only Khlsong, but Ukrainians in Nikolayev, Odessa and other regions are likely to be forced to leave their hometowns and stay away from the war zone, because no one cares about social life when both sides are anxious. What's even more unlucky is that if the two sides fall into a deadlock or a truce, these warring areas are likely to become unmanned areas similar to the 38th parallel, and the entire eastern and southern Ukraine will not be able to live.