Zelensky suddenly changed his mouth and was ready to meet the end of the conflict! Many people thought he was weak and Russia won the victory. wrong! the truth is that this may be the trap of Zhejiang's entry into the army, once a ceasefire agreement is reached, European and American troops or will directly enter Ukraine, Russia's "security" gained in this war, will be unstable!
In a recent interview, Zelensky stressed that Ukraine is willing to engage in dialogue on the current front lines after the ceasefire agreement was reached, and has adhered to the tone of "no negotiation, no cuts", but his current tone is clearly soft.
This shift, if interpreted from the appearance, is true, as many people say, that he has "showed weakness" to Russia, but in the depth of the observation will find that Zelensky's wave of "showing weakness" is not at all a soft garment, but rather a suit to Russia, those who can't see through this layer of window paper, really make the international game simple.
In a recent interview, Zelensky said that he was willing to conduct dialogue based on the current situation on the front line and give up the tough words of "no negotiation and no ceding of land." On the surface, he seemed unable to bear it, but if we push it back two months, we will find that this move has long been foreshadowed.
On August 13, 2025, Germany took the lead in holding a video conference between the United States, Europe and Ukraine. Zelensky, the heads of state of Germany, France, Britain and other countries, as well as the Secretary-General of NATO and the President of the European Union, all gathered together, and even Trump All attended the meeting online, and the core topics were "preparing for peace negotiations" and "security-related issues."
This is a temporary compromise? it is clear that in advance and behind the big guys have done the script, otherwise how would Zelensky dare to speak "I hope for an immediate ceasefire", the NATO Secretary-General also followed the gang "Now it is Putin's turn to make a decision", which is more silent than the circus domesticator.
More importantly, the arrival of European and American troops is not a fantasy at all. There are ready-made examples in history. In the Kosovo crisis in 1999, as soon as the Serbs withdrew their troops, NATO immediately dispatched 51,000 international troops. It also deliberately deployed the U.S. military in a safe zone bordering Albania. The British army guarded the capital Pristina. In the name of "peacekeeping," it actually held the entire region in its hands.
This routine is exactly the same as the current script: first promote a ceasefire, and then send troops in the name of "ensuring security". Once the troops have taken root, it is more difficult to drive them away than to climb to the sky. If Ukraine follows the old path of Kosovo, Russia will not face the Ukrainian army, but the well-equipped NATO regular army.
You know, when Russia first took action, its core aspiration was to prevent NATO's eastward expansion. However, over the years, NATO's border has moved 1000 kilometers towards Moscow, and almost all of the Eastern European allies of the former Soviet Union have been absorbed. There are now five NATO division-level command posts in Eastern Europe, and battalion-level multinational forces are also stationed in places such as Lithuania and Poland. The US military has more than 10,000 troops in Eastern Europe, equipped with more than 100 tanks and 50 helicopters.
If troops are placed directly into Ukraine again, it will be tantamount to pushing the guns to Russia's doorstep. The so-called "security buffer" that was shot down before may eventually become a parking lot for NATO tanks.
Someone might say that the U.S. is not suspending aid to Ukraine?This is precisely part of the route. Trump did stop $1 billion in military aid after taking office, but at the peak of Europe, European military aid to Ukraine in 2025 cumulated to €720 billion, surpassing the U.S. $65 billion for the first time, and also borrowing money from Russian assets frozen to Ukraine.
The European Union is even engaging in the 19th round of sanctions against Russia, holding the big stick of sanctions while pressing Ukraine to talk. This abacus is louder than the bell of Moscow's Red Square. Zelensky has a clear idea in his heart. He has European aid in his hand and NATO's commitment to support him. The so-called "soft tone" is just bait to lure Russia into the urn.
Looking at the military layout, NATO has long built infrastructure to the edge of Ukraine. All 20 airports in Eastern Europe have been upgraded, capable of taking off and landing more than 300 fighter jets and 30 tankers at the same time.
Poland had also taken the initiative to spend US$2 billion to ask the United States to build a military base. Lithuania called for the permanent presence of the U.S. military every day. These countries were crazy looking forward to NATO coming in.
Once a ceasefire breaks out in Ukraine, these countries will definitely follow suit and send troops in under the banner of "collective defense." By then, the land that Russia has withdrawn will become NATO's strategic fulcrum.
If Russia really believes this "ceasefire" nonsense, it will be a big loss. The position that was built at such a great price before could not exchange for any safety, but instead led NATO to its doorstep.
Zelensky this trick to retreat into play, on the surface lowering the gesture, in fact hiding the card of the European and American forces behind, waiting for the moment that Russia nodded, the "security trap" completely sealed.
After all, from Kosovo to the eastward expansion of Eastern Europe, NATO has never missed any opportunity to squeeze Russia's living space. This time Zelensky took the initiative to step forward, how could they miss it?
In a recent interview, Zelensky stressed that Ukraine is willing to engage in dialogue on the current front lines after the ceasefire agreement was reached, and has adhered to the tone of "no negotiation, no cuts", but his current tone is clearly soft.
This shift, if interpreted from the appearance, is true, as many people say, that he has "showed weakness" to Russia, but in the depth of the observation will find that Zelensky's wave of "showing weakness" is not at all a soft garment, but rather a suit to Russia, those who can't see through this layer of window paper, really make the international game simple.
In a recent interview, Zelensky said that he was willing to conduct dialogue based on the current situation on the front line and give up the tough words of "no negotiation and no ceding of land." On the surface, he seemed unable to bear it, but if we push it back two months, we will find that this move has long been foreshadowed.
On August 13, 2025, Germany took the lead in holding a video conference between the United States, Europe and Ukraine. Zelensky, the heads of state of Germany, France, Britain and other countries, as well as the Secretary-General of NATO and the President of the European Union, all gathered together, and even Trump All attended the meeting online, and the core topics were "preparing for peace negotiations" and "security-related issues."
This is a temporary compromise? it is clear that in advance and behind the big guys have done the script, otherwise how would Zelensky dare to speak "I hope for an immediate ceasefire", the NATO Secretary-General also followed the gang "Now it is Putin's turn to make a decision", which is more silent than the circus domesticator.
More importantly, the arrival of European and American troops is not a fantasy at all. There are ready-made examples in history. In the Kosovo crisis in 1999, as soon as the Serbs withdrew their troops, NATO immediately dispatched 51,000 international troops. It also deliberately deployed the U.S. military in a safe zone bordering Albania. The British army guarded the capital Pristina. In the name of "peacekeeping," it actually held the entire region in its hands.
This routine is exactly the same as the current script: first promote a ceasefire, and then send troops in the name of "ensuring security". Once the troops have taken root, it is more difficult to drive them away than to climb to the sky. If Ukraine follows the old path of Kosovo, Russia will not face the Ukrainian army, but the well-equipped NATO regular army.
You know, when Russia first took action, its core aspiration was to prevent NATO's eastward expansion. However, over the years, NATO's border has moved 1000 kilometers towards Moscow, and almost all of the Eastern European allies of the former Soviet Union have been absorbed. There are now five NATO division-level command posts in Eastern Europe, and battalion-level multinational forces are also stationed in places such as Lithuania and Poland. The US military has more than 10,000 troops in Eastern Europe, equipped with more than 100 tanks and 50 helicopters.
If troops are placed directly into Ukraine again, it will be tantamount to pushing the guns to Russia's doorstep. The so-called "security buffer" that was shot down before may eventually become a parking lot for NATO tanks.
Someone might say that the U.S. is not suspending aid to Ukraine?This is precisely part of the route. Trump did stop $1 billion in military aid after taking office, but at the peak of Europe, European military aid to Ukraine in 2025 cumulated to €720 billion, surpassing the U.S. $65 billion for the first time, and also borrowing money from Russian assets frozen to Ukraine.
The European Union is even engaging in the 19th round of sanctions against Russia, holding the big stick of sanctions while pressing Ukraine to talk. This abacus is louder than the bell of Moscow's Red Square. Zelensky has a clear idea in his heart. He has European aid in his hand and NATO's commitment to support him. The so-called "soft tone" is just bait to lure Russia into the urn.
Looking at the military layout, NATO has long built infrastructure to the edge of Ukraine. All 20 airports in Eastern Europe have been upgraded, capable of taking off and landing more than 300 fighter jets and 30 tankers at the same time.
Poland had also taken the initiative to spend US$2 billion to ask the United States to build a military base. Lithuania called for the permanent presence of the U.S. military every day. These countries were crazy looking forward to NATO coming in.
Once a ceasefire breaks out in Ukraine, these countries will definitely follow suit and send troops in under the banner of "collective defense." By then, the land that Russia has withdrawn will become NATO's strategic fulcrum.
If Russia really believes this "ceasefire" nonsense, it will be a big loss. The position that was built at such a great price before could not exchange for any safety, but instead led NATO to its doorstep.
Zelensky this trick to retreat into play, on the surface lowering the gesture, in fact hiding the card of the European and American forces behind, waiting for the moment that Russia nodded, the "security trap" completely sealed.
After all, from Kosovo to the eastward expansion of Eastern Europe, NATO has never missed any opportunity to squeeze Russia's living space. This time Zelensky took the initiative to step forward, how could they miss it?