Russia's more than 10,000 missiles, tens of thousands of drones, and millions of artillery shells could not defeat Ukraine. It finally found the reason, and this time it threatened to attack ruthlessly. After more than three years of fighting, Russia discovered that it was useless to blow up Ukrainian factories, power plants, and railways. The Ukrainian army was still able to fight back, and missiles and drones were still flying to Russia.
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At the beginning of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, Russia’s goal was very clear: to quickly hit the Ukrainian core facilities, to destroy Ukraine’s electricity, transportation, industrial infrastructure, and so completely weaken Ukraine’s response capabilities.
Russia has airstrikes on major Ukrainian factories, power plants, railways and bridges, and even tried to paralyze the whole country by destroying Ukraine’s energy supplies.
It turns out that Russia’s firepower has not been able to destroy Ukraine’s resistance will and capabilities.
Despite severe damage to Ukrainian cities and infrastructure, the Ukrainian army is still able to maintain its combat strength through repair and alternative means.
After Ukraine's energy supply network was destroyed, Western countries helped Ukraine repair critical infrastructure through emergency assistance and technical support.
At the same time, Ukraine can still maintain combat effectiveness by virtue of its geographical advantages and flexible tactical strategies. Especially with the help of the United States and Europe, Ukraine has obtained advanced air defense systems, precision-guided weapons, and high-tech weapons such as drones. Greatly enhanced its defense and counterattack capabilities.
The nature of the Russian-Ukrainian war has gone beyond the mere war between Ukraine and Russia, it is a global strategic confrontation, and the support of Western countries has become a key factor in determining the course of the war.
Since the beginning of the war, Western countries have provided massive military, financial and humanitarian assistance to Ukraine.
U.S. assistance is the most significant, ranging from weapons and equipment to intelligence support to assistance to Ukraine's economy. The support of Western countries has allowed Ukraine to persevere under difficult circumstances.
Among them, NATO’s air defense system especially became an important pillar of Ukraine. Russian missile and drone attacks are frequent, but through the air defense weapons systems provided by Western countries, Ukraine has successfully intercepted a large number of attacks, greatly reducing the effective strike of Russian firepower.
The financial support of the West to Ukraine cannot be overlooked.
At the beginning of the war, Ukraine’s economy was almost on the brink of collapse, but Western countries helped Ukraine to keep the country operational through massive financial aid and loans, securing its military supply lines.
More importantly, this support provided a strong backing for Ukraine, enabling it to continue its military counterattack against Russia.
At first, Russia overestimated its firepower on the battlefield, thinking that with powerful weapons and armies it could quickly destroy Ukraine and force it to surrender.
Russia failed to accurately assess Ukraine's resilience and determination to resist, and also underestimated the aid of the international community, especially Western countries.
Russia made a fatal strategic mistake in the war by treating the conflict as merely a traditional showdown of firepower, ignoring the global strategic context.
Although Russia has a strong conventional military force, in the absence of allies, facing the international support of Ukraine, it appears to be relatively thin.
Russia’s firepower has inflicted enormous damage on Ukraine, but it has not been able to undermine its will to resist and its ability to continue fighting.
After three years of confrontation, the Russia-Ukraine war has entered a complex strategic game stage. Russia has to face not only a tenacious counterattack from Ukraine, but also increasing military support from Western countries.
In this situation, Russia has gradually discovered that force alone cannot destroy Ukraine's resistance, and the real focus of the war has shifted to the struggle for global support.
Western aid to Ukraine is reflected not only in the supply of goods and weapons, but also in the sharing of intelligence and diplomatic support.
At the same time, Ukraine, with the help of Western countries, gradually restored its economic and military capabilities and even began to counter-attack Russian-controlled territories.
After the attack on two air bases, Russia launched a massive missile attack on Ukraine
Trouble see the official gentlemen in the upper right corner click on "attention", which is both convenient for you to discuss and share, but can bring you a different sense of participation, thank you for your support!
At the beginning of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, Russia’s goal was very clear: to quickly hit the Ukrainian core facilities, to destroy Ukraine’s electricity, transportation, industrial infrastructure, and so completely weaken Ukraine’s response capabilities.
Russia has airstrikes on major Ukrainian factories, power plants, railways and bridges, and even tried to paralyze the whole country by destroying Ukraine’s energy supplies.
It turns out that Russia’s firepower has not been able to destroy Ukraine’s resistance will and capabilities.
Despite severe damage to Ukrainian cities and infrastructure, the Ukrainian army is still able to maintain its combat strength through repair and alternative means.
After Ukraine's energy supply network was destroyed, Western countries helped Ukraine repair critical infrastructure through emergency assistance and technical support.
At the same time, Ukraine can still maintain combat effectiveness by virtue of its geographical advantages and flexible tactical strategies. Especially with the help of the United States and Europe, Ukraine has obtained advanced air defense systems, precision-guided weapons, and high-tech weapons such as drones. Greatly enhanced its defense and counterattack capabilities.
The nature of the Russian-Ukrainian war has gone beyond the mere war between Ukraine and Russia, it is a global strategic confrontation, and the support of Western countries has become a key factor in determining the course of the war.
Since the beginning of the war, Western countries have provided massive military, financial and humanitarian assistance to Ukraine.
U.S. assistance is the most significant, ranging from weapons and equipment to intelligence support to assistance to Ukraine's economy. The support of Western countries has allowed Ukraine to persevere under difficult circumstances.
Among them, NATO’s air defense system especially became an important pillar of Ukraine. Russian missile and drone attacks are frequent, but through the air defense weapons systems provided by Western countries, Ukraine has successfully intercepted a large number of attacks, greatly reducing the effective strike of Russian firepower.
The financial support of the West to Ukraine cannot be overlooked.
At the beginning of the war, Ukraine’s economy was almost on the brink of collapse, but Western countries helped Ukraine to keep the country operational through massive financial aid and loans, securing its military supply lines.
More importantly, this support provided a strong backing for Ukraine, enabling it to continue its military counterattack against Russia.
At first, Russia overestimated its firepower on the battlefield, thinking that with powerful weapons and armies it could quickly destroy Ukraine and force it to surrender.
Russia failed to accurately assess Ukraine's resilience and determination to resist, and also underestimated the aid of the international community, especially Western countries.
Russia made a fatal strategic mistake in the war by treating the conflict as merely a traditional showdown of firepower, ignoring the global strategic context.
Although Russia has a strong conventional military force, in the absence of allies, facing the international support of Ukraine, it appears to be relatively thin.
Russia’s firepower has inflicted enormous damage on Ukraine, but it has not been able to undermine its will to resist and its ability to continue fighting.
After three years of confrontation, the Russia-Ukraine war has entered a complex strategic game stage. Russia has to face not only a tenacious counterattack from Ukraine, but also increasing military support from Western countries.
In this situation, Russia has gradually discovered that force alone cannot destroy Ukraine's resistance, and the real focus of the war has shifted to the struggle for global support.
Western aid to Ukraine is reflected not only in the supply of goods and weapons, but also in the sharing of intelligence and diplomatic support.
At the same time, Ukraine, with the help of Western countries, gradually restored its economic and military capabilities and even began to counter-attack Russian-controlled territories.
After the attack on two air bases, Russia launched a massive missile attack on Ukraine