[Ukraine took the initiative to request the United States to deploy "THAAD"] The recent development of the situation in Russia and Ukraine can be said to be extremely dramatic. First, the United States unilaterally hyped up the so-called "aggression" topic, and then instigated NATO to mention the eastward expansion, in which Ukraine has always been a pawn, without its own ideas and dominance. However, it turns out that Ukraine is not really afraid of heaven, at least they are afraid of being abandoned by the United States and afraid of being "revenge" by Russia. After US President Biden hinted that he would not send troops to aid Ukraine, Ukrainian President Zelenskiy immediately changed his tone, accusing Western countries of taking advantage of the opportunity to hype and stir up Russian-Ukrainian relations.
The purpose is simple, that is, to stabilize Putin first. But before it could last two days, Ukraine began to demonize again. According to Russian media reports, the Ukrainian government has taken the initiative to apply for the United States to deploy the "THAAD" anti-missile system in its Kharkiv region. Russian media pointed out that once the United States really deploys "THAAD" in Kharkiv, then important military information in Russia will no longer be private, and the United States and NATO are likely to take this opportunity to increase surveillance of Russia.
In view of this matter, Zhao Lijian, spokesman for the Mainland Foreign Ministry, called on all parties to remain calm and restrained and not to do anything to aggravate contradictions and stimulate tensions. Russian presidential spokesman Peskov also made it clear that as long as the United States deploys THAAD in Ukraine, it will further undermine the current stability situation in Ukraine. The warning is full of meaning, and I believe the United States can feel it. Therefore, Zelenskiy's wave of thigh hugging may not necessarily work, after all, no matter how much the United States wants to deal with Russia, it will not personally take risks and push itself to the front line of the war.
