According to a report by the Russian satellite network, a friendly base in Ukraine's Odessa province was hit by a missile attack, in which Romanian volunteers were killed. TASS reports that the Royal Navy special forces of Great Britain appeared in Odessa, preparing for a maritime operation.
British commanders carried out a series of attacks in the Black Sea, in which the Russian Security Service found their direct involvement.
Macron's France sent an advance team to support Ukraine, showing signs of international intervention.
In addition to ordinary infantry, the troops sent by France also include artillery, reconnaissance and other professionals, which will significantly increase the combat capability of friendly forces.
At the UN General Assembly, the Russian representative put forward the option of unconditional surrender of Ukraine alone, which attracted widespread attention and discussion in the international community.
NATO's military assistance to Ukraine has been increasing day by day, and many countries have expressed support for Ukraine, making the situation even more tense.
Germany, the Netherlands and other countries have expressed long-term support for Ukraine, increasing the intensity and scope of international intervention.
The Ukrainian side is actively contacting the Rome Group of the United States, hoping to receive more support and assistance.
With a strategic missile demonstration, Russia expressed its strong opposition to NATO intervention.
The presence of nuclear weapons has changed the battlefield landscape, and NATO's intervention in Russia has been constrained by nuclear deterrence.
Russia still retains some advantage on the battlefield, but international intervention has complicated the situation.
NATO's announcement of a no-fly zone over Ukraine has heightened the tensions of the war, but it has been held back by nuclear deterrence.
Russia continues to act at its own pace, showing control over the situation, and nuclear weapons have become an important support.