The United States suddenly released a soft signal, the Us and British weapons depots were destroyed, and Europe began to reflect on sanctions against Russia. On March 6, local time, US Deputy Secretary of State Newland suddenly released a soft signal on the issue of the Ukrainian crisis, saying that as long as Russia stopped its military operations in Ukraine, the West would consider lifting the sanctions previously imposed on Russia. It is difficult to judge how much sincerity there is in the united side's sudden release of the soft signal, but there are multiple deep meanings behind this soft signal. First, it shows that the United States has begun to feel the pressure of its allies.
Because of the continuous sanctions, the EU and others have suffered serious losses, and the UK and the EU have begun to play. In particular, discontent with the United States within the European Union is on the rise. Second, the purpose of harvesting wealth, severing Russian-European relations, and controlling Europe that the United States wants to achieve has basically been achieved, and the continued burning of war is not necessarily a good thing for the United States. Third, if Russia continues to attack, the pro-AMERICAN regime supported by the United States may not be able to support it, and it is in line with the principle of maximizing the interests of the United States.
While the United States has sent a soft signal, Russia has also made significant progress in military operations. Global Network News on March 5, Russian Defense Ministry spokesman Igor Konashenkov told the outside world that Russia successfully destroyed the weapons warehouse of the United States and Britain in the Ukrainian city of Zhtomyr, and a large number of US military "Javelin" anti-tank missile systems and British next-generation light anti-tank weapons (NLAW) were destroyed. These weapons had just arrived in Ukraine by the United States and Britain and had not yet been destroyed.
The United States revealed a soft signal, but also because the Ukrainian government army can not complete the Expectations of the West, and the United States may lose Ukraine if it drags on. The United States, Britain and other Western countries have transported a large number of weapons to Ukraine, but these weapons have either been seized by Russia as booty or directly destroyed, which also makes the West very uncomfortable. For Europe, as the side effects of sanctions become apparent, difficulties begin to manifest in large numbers.
Oil prices have soared, natural gas prices have soared, supply chains have been disrupted, and the whole of Europe is facing a crisis of soaring prices. Ordinary people in Europe began to be unable to afford natural gas, and the price of electricity rose rapidly, and the cost of various goods was rising. Due to the influx of refugees, how to resettle refugees has also become a headache for Europeans. Supply chain disruptions, coupled with soaring prices such as electricity, have brought many factories in Europe out of production, a large number of workers have lost their jobs, and popular discontent has risen sharply. The United States provoked the war and made a lot of money, but Europe bore the vast majority of the consequences, which is also where Europe is dissatisfied. It can be said that Europe has begun to rethink sanctions.
