The situation in Ukraine is reversing. According to the News of the Global Network on March 8, Ukrainian President Zelenskiy said in an interview that Ukraine has no hope of joining NATO. Zelenskiy also said that the Ukrainian side is willing to discuss a good solution to the Donbass issue. As Russia's "special military operations" are nearing completion, Zelenskiy's attitude is loosening, and a turnaround in the situation between Russia and Ukraine may officially appear. Since the implementation of the special military operation, the Russian army has destroyed more than 2,400 military facilities, while destroying heavy weapons such as Ukrainian command structures, tanks, aircraft, and air defense systems.
Ukraine's military and industrial base benefits from the legacy of the Soviet era, and because of the heavy industry of the Soviet era, Ukraine's arms industry is mainly concentrated in the eastern and southern cities. Relying on high-precision weapons, strict military discipline and clear military objectives, Russia has gradually completed a "medical and surgical operation" on Ukraine's military capabilities in this special military operation, while doing its best to reduce civilian casualties.
Under the eyes of NATO, whose overall military size is higher than Russia's, Russia strives for Ukraine's neutrality. At the end of last year, when the United States essentially expanded NATO eastward to Ukraine, Russia fought back with a Jedi counterattack that could not be described as a heavy price, seeking to make NATO stop at an appropriate time.
In its demands on the Ukrainian side, the Russian side clearly pointed out that the Ukrainian side has renounced joining NATO and any military alliance, recognized the independent status of the Donbass region, and recognized Russia's sovereignty over the Crimean region. The Russian side pointed out that this was a condition for the immediate withdrawal of the Russian army. It should be made clear that in addition to the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, the situation in Ukraine also runs through the bloody feud between the people of eastern Ukraine and the extremists in Ukraine.
In eight years, 14,000 people in eastern Ukraine were slaughtered. Ukraine's inclusion of "NATO" in its constitution has also greatly depleted the sense of trust between Russia and Ukraine. The Russian-Ukrainian conflict was triggered by NATO's excessive eastward expansion, and will also end due to the failure of NATO's abusive practices, and Ukrainian President Zelenskiy publicly criticized NATO and expressed the idea of abandoning NATO, which to a large extent made the Russian-Ukrainian conflict have a dawn of relaxation.
From beginning to end, China has adhered to the principle of conflict resolution in which security is inseparable, follows the context of events and respects each other's legitimate security concerns. French President Emmanuel Macron played the role of mediator in the Situation between Russia and Ukraine. In his speech to voters, Macron said that countries and peoples around the world, including Russia, should be respected, and this basic respect requires the joint efforts of all sectors of French society.
Macron's remarks were to pour cold water on the growing anti-Russian sentiment on the European continent. The word "respect" is exactly what NATO, which pursues foreign expansion, lacks in the process of getting along with Russia. NATO, which has always suppressed people, can see Russia's escalating state of alertness and feel Russia's determination in military operations.
But apparently, I did not hear the repeated warnings of Russia, China and other countries before the conflict intensified the situation. As Russia decisively punctures NATO's lies, Ukraine is waking up from a dream that has lasted for years. And "neo-Nazi" extremists such as the Azov battalion are also showing their true colors. On 4 March, the Azov battalion refused the Ukrainian government's order and seriously injured the senior Ukrainian commander. Zelenskiy's government immediately mobilized tactical missiles to kill more than a dozen people in the Azov battalion. Ukraine's goal of accelerating militarization to join NATO has proved to be unsuccessful, and the "neo-Nazis" in Ukraine are clearly ready to turn against it at any time. Under such circumstances, the conditions for peace talks between Russia and Ukraine around "de-militarization", "de-Nazirification" and "settlement of the Donbass issue" are becoming more and more mature.