[Sun] Many people guessed the beginning of the Russia-Ukraine War, but no one guessed the result. After three years of fierce fighting, Ukraine's greatest wish is to return to the state before 2022. However, former "opponents" and "allies" took advantage of the situation to put forward harsh demands, one covet land and the other demanded funds. I wonder if Zelensky feels regretful, but there is no medicine for regret in the world.
(Source: China Net – Putin issued a ceasefire condition exposed, “land for peace” plan!
By 2025, Ukraine will have long lost the confidence it had before the war. Relying on the carefully reinforced "Surovikin Defense Line", coupled with swarms of drones, the Russian army slowly advanced in places such as Donetsk and Kharkiv, and now it holds nearly one-fifth of Ukraine. One-fifth of the land.
Especially the four states of Udoon, which are more embedded in the legal system of Russia – the introduction of Russian language education, ruble settlement and recruitment is accelerating the “de-Ukrainianization” of this land, and the “Ukrainian taste” on this land is being slightly worn out.
The Ukrainian army has paralyzed about 40% of the Russian refinery with drones, but this is still not able to overcome the power gap between the two sides.The Russian army uses three times the ammunition of the Ukrainian army, the military plant is still in full operation, and the production capacity doubles.
On the contrary, Ukraine can only get a billion dollars a month of aid, even the daily consumption of warfare is not enough, before shouting plans to counter-attack, has long been blurred. the battlefield's thrill is like a windless network, wrapping Ukraine to death, in 2022 can still restrain the territorial integrity, now even "return to the former" has become an unthinkable hope.
What makes Ukraine feel even more cold than being unable to defeat is that those allies who once shouted "support Ukraine" quietly changed their faces.
On the United States side, as soon as the Trump administration came to power, it cut more than half of its military aid to Ukraine, and even openly forced Ukraine to accept "land for peace" in order to create a "peaceful image" for its 2026 presidential campaign.
The European Union is even more confused, and Slovakia is struggling to rethink sanctions against Russia, with the previously planned military aid of €40 billion, which eventually cuts to just $5 billion, even buying zero-dispersed ammunition is not enough. by October this year, Europe gave Ukraine every month, half less than in the first half.
What is even more frightening is that these so-called “supporters” have heavy conditions: the EU says it wants to rebuild €40 billion, but demands that Ukraine make a mortgage on the development of its mineral resources, and must agree to step by step lift sanctions against Russia.
The United States also wants to change the $300 billion in frozen Russian assets into "loans under the banner of compensation." In the final analysis, they all regard Ukraine's difficulties as a bargaining chip in exchanging interests.
Those once "promises" have now become a rope around Ukraine's neck. Behind every bit of "aid" is a quietly weakening of its sovereignty.
With his opponents pressing forward and his allies hiding their calculations, Zelensky was completely caught in a dilemma. When Putin and Trump spoke on the phone in October, they clearly stated that "the war will not stop until the Donbas issue is resolved." This was obviously a step on Ukraine's sovereignty, but Zelensky was almost exhausted.
His support rate dropped from 85 percent in 2022 to 32 percent in 2025; more than half of the country’s population wants to end the war through negotiations.
If he had promised the conditions of Russia, the red line in the constitution would be broken, and he himself could even be accused of war crimes; but if he stood up to resistance, the aid from the West might one day be completely cut off, and the Ukrainian economy would have long since collapsed.
Energy facilities were bombed to pieces by the Russian army, and the three western states could not even provide heating in winter. People were suffering from cold and hunger. The once stable days have long become memories that can never be returned.
This three-year-old war finally revealed the cruel truth about the game between major powers. Small countries have always been pawns on the chessboard. Those terms of "moral support" and "strategic partners" are, in the final analysis, just a fig leaf, and everything underneath is an exchange of interests.
The United States consumes Russia with Ukraine, the European Union supports its sense of existence with Ukraine, and Russia consolidates its geographical advantage with land robbery.
Zelensky may have truly believed in the "promises" of the West, and may have thought that with a spark of hot blood he can protect the country, but now he is faced with the extreme situation of "willing to do nothing back in 2022", he himself has neither actually reversed the war situation nor has a way back to go.
As the smoke slowly dissipated, Ukraine only understood that the flat days of 2022 have long become the past that can never be returned.
(Source: China Net – Putin issued a ceasefire condition exposed, “land for peace” plan!
By 2025, Ukraine will have long lost the confidence it had before the war. Relying on the carefully reinforced "Surovikin Defense Line", coupled with swarms of drones, the Russian army slowly advanced in places such as Donetsk and Kharkiv, and now it holds nearly one-fifth of Ukraine. One-fifth of the land.
Especially the four states of Udoon, which are more embedded in the legal system of Russia – the introduction of Russian language education, ruble settlement and recruitment is accelerating the “de-Ukrainianization” of this land, and the “Ukrainian taste” on this land is being slightly worn out.
The Ukrainian army has paralyzed about 40% of the Russian refinery with drones, but this is still not able to overcome the power gap between the two sides.The Russian army uses three times the ammunition of the Ukrainian army, the military plant is still in full operation, and the production capacity doubles.
On the contrary, Ukraine can only get a billion dollars a month of aid, even the daily consumption of warfare is not enough, before shouting plans to counter-attack, has long been blurred. the battlefield's thrill is like a windless network, wrapping Ukraine to death, in 2022 can still restrain the territorial integrity, now even "return to the former" has become an unthinkable hope.
What makes Ukraine feel even more cold than being unable to defeat is that those allies who once shouted "support Ukraine" quietly changed their faces.
On the United States side, as soon as the Trump administration came to power, it cut more than half of its military aid to Ukraine, and even openly forced Ukraine to accept "land for peace" in order to create a "peaceful image" for its 2026 presidential campaign.
The European Union is even more confused, and Slovakia is struggling to rethink sanctions against Russia, with the previously planned military aid of €40 billion, which eventually cuts to just $5 billion, even buying zero-dispersed ammunition is not enough. by October this year, Europe gave Ukraine every month, half less than in the first half.
What is even more frightening is that these so-called “supporters” have heavy conditions: the EU says it wants to rebuild €40 billion, but demands that Ukraine make a mortgage on the development of its mineral resources, and must agree to step by step lift sanctions against Russia.
The United States also wants to change the $300 billion in frozen Russian assets into "loans under the banner of compensation." In the final analysis, they all regard Ukraine's difficulties as a bargaining chip in exchanging interests.
Those once "promises" have now become a rope around Ukraine's neck. Behind every bit of "aid" is a quietly weakening of its sovereignty.
With his opponents pressing forward and his allies hiding their calculations, Zelensky was completely caught in a dilemma. When Putin and Trump spoke on the phone in October, they clearly stated that "the war will not stop until the Donbas issue is resolved." This was obviously a step on Ukraine's sovereignty, but Zelensky was almost exhausted.
His support rate dropped from 85 percent in 2022 to 32 percent in 2025; more than half of the country’s population wants to end the war through negotiations.
If he had promised the conditions of Russia, the red line in the constitution would be broken, and he himself could even be accused of war crimes; but if he stood up to resistance, the aid from the West might one day be completely cut off, and the Ukrainian economy would have long since collapsed.
Energy facilities were bombed to pieces by the Russian army, and the three western states could not even provide heating in winter. People were suffering from cold and hunger. The once stable days have long become memories that can never be returned.
This three-year-old war finally revealed the cruel truth about the game between major powers. Small countries have always been pawns on the chessboard. Those terms of "moral support" and "strategic partners" are, in the final analysis, just a fig leaf, and everything underneath is an exchange of interests.
The United States consumes Russia with Ukraine, the European Union supports its sense of existence with Ukraine, and Russia consolidates its geographical advantage with land robbery.
Zelensky may have truly believed in the "promises" of the West, and may have thought that with a spark of hot blood he can protect the country, but now he is faced with the extreme situation of "willing to do nothing back in 2022", he himself has neither actually reversed the war situation nor has a way back to go.
As the smoke slowly dissipated, Ukraine only understood that the flat days of 2022 have long become the past that can never be returned.