Half a year has passed since the outbreak of the Russian-Ukrainian War. The situation has not only become clear but has become more confusing.
Russia claims to be the world's second military power, but it has been unable to take over Ukraine for a long time, and has even been "counter-killed" by the Ukrainian army many times, causing heavy losses. According to , the Russian Ministry of Defense said: The Ukrainian army recently successfully invaded the depths of Russia's defense with its superior tank troops in the direction of Zolotoibarka and Alessandrovka.
The outside world is quite puzzled about this, why is Russia so bad in the fight with Ukraine? Each analysis is roughly divided into the following types:
First of all, Russia's fundamental purpose is not to take Ukraine, but to require Ukraine not to join NATO . Therefore, Ukraine can persist until now, not only because it is as strong as it is, nor how powerful it is, nor how strong the support of NATO reinforcements is. Looking at the front line of the war, the Russian army is trying hard to avoid accidentally hurting ordinary people. Instead, Ukraine is proud of its power and really feels that it has the ability.
Secondly, Russia not only has to deal with Ukraine, but also the US, UK and other Western support groups behind Ukraine. Now, countless pairs of eyes are waiting and waiting for Russia to be furious and launch a fierce attack so as to give them a stronger handle and to in turn sanction Russia. How can a fighting nation jump into the pit dug by its opponent?
Furthermore, Russia now needs to spend its money on the blade of promoting national development, rather than throwing ten thousand taels of gold into a war where there is no sound. Ukraine has been prepared for a protracted war with NATO's continuous blood transfusion and intelligence support. But if Russia also increases its investment, what can it do if it wins in the end? Will the West take advantage of the situation?
Moreover, the victory and failure of the battle do not mean anything. Taking the United States as an example, the US military has been dragging and struggling in Iraq and Afghanistan for many years. Is the United States so powerful? Maybe as some netizens have guessed, the Russian army's superficial awkwardness is actually paving the way for the final goal.
Full look at it, has Russia lost? Not. According to regulations, countries that want to join , NATO cannot have territorial disputes with neighboring countries. Now, Ukraine obviously cannot meet this requirement. In addition, the eyes of the people in the theater are bright. The referendum of the four places to Russia also means that the efforts of the Russian army are valuable?
