1. Trump suddenly lifted the table: Putin, you lied to me!
A few days ago, Trump also spoke with Putin on a hot phone, and suddenly opened the table on October 22 – the United States first implemented “nuclear bomb-grade” sanctions on Russia, directly seized the half-wall of Russian oil exports, put Putin’s “armistice conditions” (Ukraine cut Donbass) in the air. What’s more, the supposed “TOP” in Hungary was cancelled, and White House officials whispered: “Every time talking with Putin ended up like eating a bullet of determination, and the next day the Russian army went forward accordingly!”
The operation, which turned the face faster than the book, prevented the Russian side from doing so. On the same day, the Russian military urgently took part in the "sea and air nuclear exercises", and Putin personally set himself down to fire the missile and said, "If you dare to impose sanctions, I'll lighten my muscles."But Trump this time ironed: "Wait nine months, it's time to act!"
2. Zelensky cried and won? White House quarrel becomes a turning point
A week ago, when Zelensky was accused by Trump of “opening a press conference at the White House,” Ukrainian officials rushed to tear away—everyone thought he wanted to be yellow. Unthinkably, Zelensky’s “tragedy drama” instead worked: Trump suddenly realized that Zelensky would at least shout “Nominate you for a Nobel Prize for weapons” than Putin’s “Cold”.
More importantly, Russia's "informal communiqué" on October 19 completely angered Trump: Want to cut Ukraine? Doesn't have any doors! The president who claimed to be "solving eight conflicts" first discovered that Putin didn't eat his "business-style negotiations" and opened the sanctions mode under anger. There was a U.S. lawmaker who spoke straight: "Zelensky has won, and with tears and hardness he has forced Trump to stand aside."
U.S. and European sanctions linked to China: 12 attempts to lie guns in the home
The 19th round of sanctions against Russia not only banned Russian liquefied natural gas, but also for the first time dragged 12 Chinese enterprises down the water, on the grounds of "helping Russia to circumvent the sanctions".
The Chinese side is directly tough: "If there is no evidence, it will be labeled indiscriminately and resolutely opposed!" As soon as the front foot of the Ministry of Commerce made an appointment with the European Union for negotiations, the back foot summoned the European ambassador to China. According to industry analysts, this wave of operations by the EU is purely "throwing the pot"-if it can't handle Russian energy itself, it wants to force China to reduce Russian oil imports. As a result, it exposes "strategic independence".
Putin's card has only nuclear weapons left?Zelensky stands on the cliff
Now Russia, while engaging in nuclear exercises intimidating people, while recruiting troops for preparation for war until next year. but the economic account is clear: U.S. and European sanctions let Russian oil exports be blocked, so that there is a "connect" in China and India, with the yuan settlement is not forced to extend life. Putin understands: Trump this trick "energy sanctions + cancel the meeting", broke the thought of easing Russian-US relations, and then only on the "fight to the end" to support the scene.
And Zelensky seemed to win aid, and the reality stood on the cliff. The EU said that aid to Ukraine funds should prioritize buying European weapons, the United States suspended new aid, the energy crisis in Ukraine in the winter is imminent. There is an Ukrainian old man whispering: "Last year burned wood, this year wood is almost gone." Zelensky cried out "Thank you for support", but complained in private: "This is help, obviously kidnapping!"
Fifth, China's cold-eyed side: persuasion is possible, pressure is exempt from talks
Trump once wanted to lure China as a "convincing mediator", but the Chinese side has long spoken: "Real peace is not forced out by sanctions." "China and Russia's normal trade is defamed by the United States and Europe," "Russia" is the four words: "Take care of the end." In the counter-tools box of the Ministry of Commerce, rare earth and electric car tariffs are ready, if the EU continues to mess, afraid to repeat the "lessons of light engraving."
Conclusion: A gamble without a winner
On the surface, Zelensky won the aid in a bet, and Trump breathed a sigh of relief. In fact, it was a three-loss situation: the United States consumed national strength, the European Union shouldered inflation, Russia tightened its belt, and the worst thing was Ukraine-the common people were frozen, soldiers became cannon fodder, and the president became a pawn of a big country. As a netizen said, "Winter is coming, and perhaps only frozen hands can make all parties sit down and talk." But how much sovereignty could Ukraine have left at that time? Zelensky's big gamble is ultimately a bet on the fate of the country. If the bet is lost, no one can afford to lose.