«--[· Preface ·]--»
Just as Trump was busy engaging in a trade war and mediating the situation in the Middle East, the conflict between Russia and Ukraine has undergone new changes. The Ukrainian army not only disbanded its main group, but also surrendered its soldiers remotely. The Battle of the Red Army City also fell into a huge disadvantage. Seeing these situations, Trump's attitude changed again, calling for a ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine. Can he achieve his goal?
Although a large number of elite troops were invested, the Ukrainian army's plan to recapture the Dobropilya bulge in the north of the Red Army City still ended in failure, which caused the situation in the Red Army City, Konzionovka and other places to deteriorate sharply. On October 14, local time, the Russian army announced its latest war report, saying that it had controlled more than 70% of the Urban area of Red Army City. The Ukrainian army said it would not retreat and would hold on until the last moment.
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Trump is still busy controlling the trade war and mediating the Middle East turmoil.The Russian-Ukrainian battlefield has quietly sloped, and the Ukrainian army has broken out.
Commander-in-Chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces Sergey Sersky disbanded the Dnipro Strategic Battle Forces cluster, which covered the Zaporov state to the front of the state of Kharkov, and former Commander-in-Chief Mikhail Drapath was relocated to Kharkov, with the area of responsibility shrinking by almost half. The main force cluster, which had been named "Kharkiv", was split overnight into new forces and all functions were redistributed.
Rogov of the Russian Federation Chamber of Commerce broke the doorstep. He told Sersky that it was clearing out potential competitors, after all, Drapat was always under Zelensky's weights, and executed the orders of Bitselsky more decisively. The sudden dissolution of the main force cluster, let the already tight Ukrainian military command system snow up, and the synergistic combat capabilities of the front lines were directly reduced.
The breakdown of the main force cluster directly aggravated the disaster of the Red Army City. The Ukrainian army had previously invested a large number of acres in an attempt to recapture the outstanding department of the northern city of Dobropolia, which was eventually completely bankrupt.
On October 14, local time, the Russian military war newspaper gave cold data: more than 70 percent of the Red Army city area has been controlled. The Ukrainian military spokesman said hardly to "stay firm to the end", but the reality of the battlefield could not be half lucky.
The Balagang settlement was lost. Coal Mine No. 5/6 was also handed over. It was not until then that the Ukrainian army rushed to release water into the sewers and hastily laid mines, but these remedial measures were no longer of use. Street fighting in the Red Army City has entered meat grinding mode. The average survival time of Russian-Ukrainian frontline soldiers here is less than 96 hours, and every minute and second are struggling on the edge of life and death.
«--[·24 soldiers radioed for surrender·]--»
The brutality of the battlefield completely destroyed the will of some of the Ukrainian soldiers. The strange event of long-distance surrender really happened. 24 soldiers of the 22nd Independent Mechanized Brigade of the Ukrainian Army moved the thought of surrender in a village in the Kursk region.
They did not choose to fight hard, but actively contacted the Russian army through special radio channels, clearly expressing their willingness to surrender.The Russian drone filmed the entire process, in the video these soldiers under unmanned bullshit, gently went to the Russian military defense line to be captured.
This is not an isolated case. Previously, Ukrainian troops had relied on drones and ground combat robots to force Russian troops to surrender, but this time it was the turn of Ukrainian soldiers to use long-range methods to survive. Continuous defeats, slim odds of success, and chaos caused by the disbanding of the main force clusters, the morale of the Ukrainian army has dropped to rock bottom. The soldiers knew in their hearts that continuing to resist would be just a futile death.
«--[·Trump changes his mind again·]--»
Seeing the tragic situation of the Ukrainian army, Trump's attitude changed again. The former president had previously clamored at the United Nations General Assembly that Ukraine could "win back all land" and called Russia a "paper tiger". Now that the situation on the battlefield has reversed, he immediately changed his tone and publicly called for a ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine.
This reversal is not new.
A few months ago, Trump angrily denounced Zelensky at the White House, saying that the Ukrainian army "did not have enough cards to defeat Russia" and even persuaded Ukraine to give up part of its territory for peace. The "Trump Meeting" in Alaska in September did not benefit from Putin. He turned around and changed his face to support Ukraine. Now that the Ukrainian army can't hold on, he is eager to be a peacemaker.
The Russian side doesn't take this set at all. Kremlin spokesman peskov said it clearly: Trump is a businessman, and all he can think about is to get the United States to sell more oil, gas and weapons. The Russian army is now advancing steadily. peskov emphasizes "solving the root causes of conflicts" and is not ready to leave room for Trump's "art of trading".
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Trump wants to end the conflict by screaming? it may be difficult. He has neither proposed a concrete ceasefire plan, nor said to adjust the aid policy to Ukraine, shouted a ceasefire in his mouth, and turned his head to let NATO buy U.S. weapons. Kiev citizens can see clearly: “This is just his other opinion, every hour is changing.”