Trump accused former U.S. President Biden of committing a big mistake of ¡°pushing Russia to China,¡± but he himself also deepened the process.

Reference News reported on October 13 that RIA Novosti quoted the Financial Times as saying that the United States "has already ended." For months, the United States has been assisting Ukraine's armed forces in attacking Russian energy facilities.

Looking closely at the content of this report, one will find the extent of American involvement deeply surprising.

According to several sources quoted by the Financial Times, Ukraine first selected targets for long-range strikes, and then Washington provided weak links of intelligence on those targets.

Moreover, U.S. intelligence agencies even assisted Ukraine in determining the route of the attack, the altitude of the flight and the timing of the strike, helping Ukrainian long-range single-range attack drones break through the Russian air defense system.

In March, Russia and the United States also agreed to suspend the list of combating energy facilities, when the list clearly included refineries, oil pipelines, power plants and other key facilities, valid for 30 days and can be extended.

Who would have thought that in just a few months, the "strike avoidance facilities" in this interim agreement would become a priority strike facility for the United States, the West and Ukraine.

Kremlin spokesman Peskov made it clear that it is no secret that NATO and the United States use all infrastructure to collect and provide intelligence to Ukraine.

But the difference here is that the degree of U.S. involvement has been upgraded from the previous period of intelligence sharing to ¡°the entire process of closely engaging in action planning.¡±

What is even more worrying is that intelligence support may be just the first step. Trump told media when flying to Israel on October 12 that he discussed the possibility of providing Tomahawk long-range cruise missiles in a phone call with Ukraine President Zelensky.

The range of these missiles far exceeds any weapons Ukraine currently possesses, and the Zelensky administration believes that if the U.S. really provided them, it would ¡°dramatically change the pattern of the battlefield.¡±

Trump's way of speaking is very special. He seems to be playing a mental game. He threatens Russia that the United States may or may not send Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine, but this possibility exists.

This, if not the same, statement exactly reflects Trump¡¯s thinking of arms supplies as a negotiating code.

Zelensky said after a call with Trump that the two sides had discussed issues related to "distance strike capabilities" and called the two calls "productive".

It can be seen that Ukraine has been actively seeking to acquire more advanced long-range strike weapons.

Faced with the pressing pressure of the United States, Russia will obviously not sit still and wait. Putin has clearly warned that if the United States provides Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine, relations between Moscow and Washington will break down.

¡°This will mean the situation enters a new, qualitative upgrade phase,¡± Putin said, adding that Putin recently revealed that Russia could soon release a new type of weapon, and that tests are progressing smoothly.

Although Putin did not specify what weapon it was, he mentioned that it was "previously predicted" and is currently "in the testing stage".

Military scholars immediately set their sights on two possibilities: a new model of the nuclear-powered cruise missile Haiyan or the Zircon hypersonic missile.

Remember that Putin has repeatedly mentioned the test of the nuclear-powered cruise missile "Haiyan" before, and directly said that "the West has no means to defend such weapons".

On the one hand, the U.S. intervention in the Ukraine issue is growing, from initial intelligence support to the current direct participation in the action plan;

On the other hand, Russia is also actively preparing countermeasures, as evidenced by the testing of new weapons.

When the US-Russia game enters the phase of direct confrontation, the US-European nations may not be able to stand alone.The Trump administration tries to limit pressure on Russia, which will lead the United States back into a "two-line war".