Continuous bombing has made Ukraine fully tight from the front line to logisticsOn the early morning of October 16, Russia again bombed important facilities in Ukraine, including Odessa port, Dnipro, Kiev, etc. A huge explosion sound, the Ukrainian air defense system although fully launched, is also a cup of water, this time the Russian military bombarded all with the high-speed "hoverhead" missiles, the Ukrainian air defense system is not able to intercept, even the latest Patriot air defense system is not able to do.
In the face of the continuing Russian bombing, the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense has no option but on the one hand to seek more air defense missiles from NATO, and on the other hand to launch attacks on Russian territory, but due to the lack of long-range attack weapons in Ukraine, can only use long-range drones to attack Russian energy facilities under the cooperation of NATO intelligence departments.
Regarding the defeat on the front line, the Ukraine Ministry of Defense had no choice but to be tough on rhetoric. Judging from the situation in Red Army City and Kupyansk, the Ukraine Ministry of Defense has no other active response plan except for requiring the defensive troops to defend themselves. In the long run, the fighting in these two regions will soon collapse, and it will be impossible for the Ukrainian army to make up for it later.
Of course, at this critical moment, NATO, the supporter behind Ukraine, will certainly not sit idly by. Although it is uncertain whether Ukraine can defeat Russia, NATO can no longer stop providing assistance to Ukraine at this time.
For the EU,The first thing the EU thought of was to use seized Russian assets to aid Ukraine, but this move was opposed by many EU member states because it would directly stimulate Russia to seize and use EU assets in Russia, which can be said to have harmed the enemy by 1,000 yuan. Moreover, once this matter opens, the credibility of the EU will be completely destroyed and investment by other countries in the EU will be greatly reduced.
Subsequently, the EU wanted to pass a resolution to use the proceeds generated by Russian assets to aid Ukraine. Although the move was vetoed by Hungary, the EU still decided to aid Ukraine while bypassing Hungary. It is expected that about US$4 billion in Russian asset proceeds will be assisted to Ukraine, of which US$2 billion will be used to purchase drones for Ukraine, and the other US$2 billion will be used to maintain Ukraine's government operations and economic recovery.
In addition to the EU as a whole, EU countries also have separate assistance measures to Ukraine.Among them, Germany was the most active, with German Prime Minister Murts approving hundreds of millions of euros of aid to Ukraine and an emergency aid for a batch of weapons ammunition. The Dutch side announced aid of 90 million euros to help Ukraine buy drones. Other countries were also helping in a row, but due to three years of consumption, these countries were unable to provide mass aid and could only pile together to ensure that Ukraine would not soon collapse.
The United States sideAfter Trump said that he could provide assistance to Ukraine with "Tomahawk cruise missiles," Ukraine looked forward to it day and night. As a result, the U.S. government was suspended. However, Ukraine sent a delegation to the United States urgently, hoping that the United States would provide Tomahawk cruise missiles and other assistance as soon as possible. However, Trump has been busy with Middle East issues recently and has no time to care about the Ukraine delegation. According to American media, even if the United States decides to assist Ukraine's Tomahawk cruise missiles, it will have to wait until the end of this year at the earliest, so it is almost impossible for Ukraine to obtain U.S. assistance in a short period of time.