As the war in Ukraine continued to change, the U.S. government and parliament began to brew a "Ukrainian government-in-exile" program. The Russian-Ukrainian conflict will turn from an asymmetrical war into a months- or even years-long guerrilla war against the regular army. On March 7, as russian forces continued to intensify their military offensive, once the Ukrainian capital Kiev was completely fallen, government personnel led by President Zelenskiy fled the country safely, and the idea of establishing a "government-in-exile" announced in foreign countries was on the radar of the U.S. government and parliament. From the perspective of strategic posture, more than ten days of fierce tug-of-war, Russian troops have controlled several local cities in eastern and southern Ukraine, and the main force of about 100,000 troops is massing near the border about 20 kilometers northwest of Kiev, ready to launch a formal offensive against Kiev. Among the upper echelons of the U.S. Department of Defense, the Russian military is gradually narrowing its encirclement of Kiev, and the pessimism that the capital has fallen is only a matter of time is beginning to prevail. Such a change of events has also made the top level of the White House and some members of the Federal Parliament begin to consider evacuating the imprisoned Zelenskiy and other senior government leaders abroad and proclaiming the establishment of a Ukrainian government-in-exile in Poland or Romania, and the future war with the occupying russians will be the Ukrainian guerrilla resistance force composed of millions of young people, reserves, etc.
Although based on the current War between Russia and Ukraine, the WHITE House and the State Department of the United States have been silent about the so-called "Plan of the Ukrainian Government-in-Exile", but the Media such as the Washington Post and the New York Times have taken the lead and thrown out the plan of the Government-in-Exile. On the 5th of this month, the "Washington Post" revealed that the current discussion of the issue of the government-in-exile itself means recognizing the victory of the Russian army, so government officials will not immediately formally recognize the existence of the plan, but in fact, as the first step corresponding to the UNITED States and the European Union, the establishment of a government-in-exile and the assistance to guerrilla operations against the Russian occupation forces should be on the agenda. A U.S. government source on condition of anonymity told The Washington Post that "all plans, including for President Zelenskiy, to form a government-in-exile in Poland are being considered." His statement actually meant that the fall of Kiev was a matter of time. Regarding the future trend of guerrilla warfare against The Russian army in Ukraine, some Western intelligence agencies believe that with the establishment of the exile government, coupled with the 141 countries of the United Nations Special Assembly joining the resolution condemning Russia's invasion of Ukraine, all kinds of assistance from all over the world will continue to flow. Moreover, during World War II, Ukrainian resistance to Nazi Germany was notorious, and the Russian army would face ukrainian resistance movements for months or even years.
