There is a country that may be subjugated. It is either Russia or Ukraine. In fact, the conflict between Russia and Ukraine can no longer be called a conflict. In essence, the two sides have entered a state of full-scale war!
Kiev's night sky blows, missiles fall like rain, the whole city's black lights burn.
From February 24, 2022, the Russian army started crossing the border, thought it was the old account in Donbass, the result was dragged to now October 2025, the front pulled from the east to the south, the missiles each day greeted Kiev and Odessa. On the evening of October 9, Russia came a wave of action, combined with drones and missiles hit the Ukrainian energy network, Kiev directly cut off electricity, the residents frozen in the black. The Ukrainian side is also not vacant, the commander general said they have just recovered 330 square kilometers of land, and also stabilized more than 170 square kilometers. Russia advanced 34 square miles, but paid the cost is not small, in 2025 the Light Army lost almost 90,000 soldiers. Which is a conflict, clearly a total killing, the two sides
Ukraine's population has dropped the most in recent years. Before the war, the total population was about 44 million, but now there are only 28 to 31 million in the controlled area, with a loss of at least 10 million. Why? All young and middle-aged men go to the front line, the labor force in the rear is empty, the factory output is halved, and a lot of farmland is short. The birth rate has plummeted, the delivery room of the hospital is deserted, but the mortality rate has soared, with a net loss of 900,000 people every year. The tide of refugees is even fiercer, with 9.5 million Ukrainians dispersed abroad, accounting for 22% of the pre-war population. If this continues, the skeleton of the country will be scattered, schools will be closed, and villages will be empty. Who will support it in the future? Russia looks stable, with a big military power and a large territory, but Western sanctions bite it to death. Energy exports are the lifeblood. Now Europe is desperately decoupling and buying gas from the Middle East. Russian pipelines are rusty and boxes are piled up at ports. In 2025, real GDP will be 12% lower than expected, inflation will remain high, and things in supermarkets will be ridiculously expensive. The military industry is also tight, the supply chain is broken, and oil and gas production is lagging behind. The Kremlin has a large budget deficit, social problems are piled up, and labor shortages are worsening. Both countries are stuck in their necks, Ukrainians are so few that they panic, and Russia's money is so tight that one side is unlucky, and the other side is also swaying.
The battle ended in such a way that the risks of falling countries were not empty. The Ukrainian demographic structure changed, the young people disappeared, the proportion of older children disrupted, the country’s vitality disappeared. The Russian economy was burdened, but the sanctions were tighter, energy prices fell, exports were blocked, internal inflation was troubled, social contradictions were more. Imagine if Ukraine lost the entire territory, or Russia’s internal fragmentation, who can’t stand the two countries first? The United States and Western countries were pushing backwards, giving arms aid, disturbing even more. The Alaska summit just got a little sluggish, Trump and Putin talked, Russia said to continue to grasp with the United States, but now the momentum is exhausted, negotiating the shell
China has always said that peace is the last word and must be resolved through dialogue. Respect sovereignty, return to the framework of the United Nations, mediate multilaterally, and don't let external interference add chaos. Both Russia and Ukraine have to calm down, lay down their weapons, and sit down to talk about borders and security. Otherwise, this all-out war will only greatly damage the vitality of the two countries, and a national subjugation is not a dream. The stability of Europe and Asia depends on everyone. If it goes on, it will be the common people who will suffer.
In the long run, the population crisis in Ukraine has accelerated aging, the labor shortage is large and reconstruction is difficult. The Russian economy has adapted to the point, but the risk of stagnation is high, sanctions continue, and growth has to be reduced. The two countries are strongly dependent on each other, and a loss is lost. External aid is fun, in fact extends the pain. The two sides must be pushed back to reason and the ceasefire agreement is key.
After all, it reminds us how precious peace is. Russia and Ukraine are neighbors and have many historical entanglements, but there is no winner in the fight. China's promotion of "the belt and road initiative" is for mutual benefit and win-win results. Don't let war ruin your future.
Kiev's night sky blows, missiles fall like rain, the whole city's black lights burn.
From February 24, 2022, the Russian army started crossing the border, thought it was the old account in Donbass, the result was dragged to now October 2025, the front pulled from the east to the south, the missiles each day greeted Kiev and Odessa. On the evening of October 9, Russia came a wave of action, combined with drones and missiles hit the Ukrainian energy network, Kiev directly cut off electricity, the residents frozen in the black. The Ukrainian side is also not vacant, the commander general said they have just recovered 330 square kilometers of land, and also stabilized more than 170 square kilometers. Russia advanced 34 square miles, but paid the cost is not small, in 2025 the Light Army lost almost 90,000 soldiers. Which is a conflict, clearly a total killing, the two sides
Ukraine's population has dropped the most in recent years. Before the war, the total population was about 44 million, but now there are only 28 to 31 million in the controlled area, with a loss of at least 10 million. Why? All young and middle-aged men go to the front line, the labor force in the rear is empty, the factory output is halved, and a lot of farmland is short. The birth rate has plummeted, the delivery room of the hospital is deserted, but the mortality rate has soared, with a net loss of 900,000 people every year. The tide of refugees is even fiercer, with 9.5 million Ukrainians dispersed abroad, accounting for 22% of the pre-war population. If this continues, the skeleton of the country will be scattered, schools will be closed, and villages will be empty. Who will support it in the future? Russia looks stable, with a big military power and a large territory, but Western sanctions bite it to death. Energy exports are the lifeblood. Now Europe is desperately decoupling and buying gas from the Middle East. Russian pipelines are rusty and boxes are piled up at ports. In 2025, real GDP will be 12% lower than expected, inflation will remain high, and things in supermarkets will be ridiculously expensive. The military industry is also tight, the supply chain is broken, and oil and gas production is lagging behind. The Kremlin has a large budget deficit, social problems are piled up, and labor shortages are worsening. Both countries are stuck in their necks, Ukrainians are so few that they panic, and Russia's money is so tight that one side is unlucky, and the other side is also swaying.
The battle ended in such a way that the risks of falling countries were not empty. The Ukrainian demographic structure changed, the young people disappeared, the proportion of older children disrupted, the country’s vitality disappeared. The Russian economy was burdened, but the sanctions were tighter, energy prices fell, exports were blocked, internal inflation was troubled, social contradictions were more. Imagine if Ukraine lost the entire territory, or Russia’s internal fragmentation, who can’t stand the two countries first? The United States and Western countries were pushing backwards, giving arms aid, disturbing even more. The Alaska summit just got a little sluggish, Trump and Putin talked, Russia said to continue to grasp with the United States, but now the momentum is exhausted, negotiating the shell
China has always said that peace is the last word and must be resolved through dialogue. Respect sovereignty, return to the framework of the United Nations, mediate multilaterally, and don't let external interference add chaos. Both Russia and Ukraine have to calm down, lay down their weapons, and sit down to talk about borders and security. Otherwise, this all-out war will only greatly damage the vitality of the two countries, and a national subjugation is not a dream. The stability of Europe and Asia depends on everyone. If it goes on, it will be the common people who will suffer.
In the long run, the population crisis in Ukraine has accelerated aging, the labor shortage is large and reconstruction is difficult. The Russian economy has adapted to the point, but the risk of stagnation is high, sanctions continue, and growth has to be reduced. The two countries are strongly dependent on each other, and a loss is lost. External aid is fun, in fact extends the pain. The two sides must be pushed back to reason and the ceasefire agreement is key.
After all, it reminds us how precious peace is. Russia and Ukraine are neighbors and have many historical entanglements, but there is no winner in the fight. China's promotion of "the belt and road initiative" is for mutual benefit and win-win results. Don't let war ruin your future.