Within a few days of the war between Russia and Ukraine, the Ukrainian army had long been overwhelmed, its navy and air force were first crippled, countless military facilities were destroyed, and even the capital Kiev was in danger. The latest news shows that the Ukrainian side has finally decided to choose negotiations. According to the China News Service on February 27, quoted by the Russian Satellite News Agency, according to an aide of Russian President Vladimir Putin, the Ukrainian government decided to start negotiations with the Russian side and has sent a delegation to Belarus to hold talks with the Russian side.
This is undoubtedly good news for several days since the beginning of the war. When a war is fought to a certain extent, most of them will end in negotiations. At present, the Russian army has taken a limited scale of military operations, taking advantage of the fact that there has not yet been a humanitarian disaster, and the territory of Ukraine has not been ravaged by too serious war, and it is a good thing for Russia and Ukraine to hold negotiations at an early date. If Zelensky's government is stubborn to the end, when the military is in danger, it is bound to lead to the destruction of life, and even Zelensky himself and his staff may not "die well".
Within a few days, Zelenskiy was indeed very fickle. On the first day of the war, Zelenskiy was busy calling Russian President Putin and wanted to ask for peace, but Putin refused; on the 25th, Zelenskiy personally shouted, saying that he invited Putin to "return to the negotiating table." On the third day, when the Russian side made relevant arrangements for negotiations to be held in Minsk, the capital of Belarus, the Ukrainian government refused to hold talks in Belarus, making the negotiations full of variables. Zelenskiy's repeated uncertainties, combined with his actual performance in the past few days, cannot help but give people a feeling that he should want to play a strategy of delaying the army, that is, while simulating two possibilities and delaying time, while on the other hand, he should grasp the preparation for war internally and seek military assistance from the outside.
And look at what the Ukrainian government is doing these days. It first distributed guns and ammunition to ordinary people, and called for self-made incendiary bombs to resist the Russian army, calling on the common people to resist in order to delay the Russian offensive. At the same time, various false messages are constantly released to boost morale. Sure enough, sanctions against Russia from the United States and its Western allies flocked to Russia and received countless military aid.
It has to be said that Zelenskiy's strategy of slowing down the army has worked, but it is only a clumsy trick in the face of the hard power of the Russian army. After learning that the Ukrainian government had refused to negotiate in Minsk, the Russians continued their fierce offensive and achieved significant results in a very short period of time. On the 27th, the Russian Ministry of Defense issued a notice that the Russian army has blown up 975 Ukrainian military facilities, destroyed more than 220 tanks and armored vehicles, dozens of missile launchers and other weapons and equipment. Most damningly, the capital Kiev has entered the Russian ground forces. It seems that even if the Zelenskiy government repeats the strategy of delaying the army, the situation will not wait for anyone, and if it does not accept the negotiations, the bargaining chips in its hands will be lost.
The Zelenskiy government, whether sincerely or falsely, finally decided to negotiate. Doing so naturally disrupts the wishful thinking of the United States and its NATO allies. Especially in the mind of the White House, how can the flames of war on Ukrainian soil be extinguished?
However, as soon as the war began, the victims were countless Ordinary Ukrainians, and countless families had to bear the disaster of separating their wives and children and losing their loved ones, and now that Russia and Ukraine have begun negotiations, this is a good start, and I hope that the Western countries led by the United States will not take the opportunity to add oil and vinegar and intensify contradictions. I also hope that the Ukrainian people will live a peaceful life at an early date.