Recently, the Russian side has continued to announce the results of the Russian army, including how many Ukrainian troops the Russian army has eliminated, and which one the Russian army has advanced to, and it seems that the Russian army seems to have the upper hand.
However, in the face of the situation between Russia and Ukraine, the Russian side cannot take it lightly. Although the Ukrainian army has not made any major moves recently, there are still signs of escalation in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, and it is even expected to usher in a new climax in the near future. After all, in the past few days, the United States has been giving big gifts to Ukraine one after another.
First, the U.S. House of Representatives has passed a bill to aid Ukraine, and the Ukrainian army may immediately receive large-scale U.S. aid.
According to reference sources, on April 20, the House of Representatives passed a $95 billion foreign aid bill, of which $60 billion will be used to aid Ukraine. On the 21st, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on social media platforms that Biden had made a commitment that once the Senate approves the bill, the United States will soon provide Ukraine with the required armaments.
It is foreseeable that the United States will give priority to the delivery of 155 mm caliber artillery shells, anti-aircraft missiles and high-precision ammunition for multiple launch rocket systems to Ukraine. For Ukraine, the suppression of large-caliber artillery is the key to stabilizing the front of the Ukrainian army, and the high-precision and high-mobility rocket artillery system has caused a lot of damage to the Russian army in the past two years, and the need to strengthen air defense is particularly urgent.
With the armament of the United States, the increase in the combat effectiveness of the Ukrainian army is completely expected. Next, Russia may launch more active actions after the large-scale arrival of US aid, as much as possible to inflict heavy losses on the Ukrainian army at a relatively vulnerable stage, and the Ukrainian army may also seek to launch a new counterattack during the election as a "feedback" to the Biden administration, in order to help Biden campaign, proving the necessity of the United States to insist on aiding Ukraine.
Second, the United States has finally decided to "rob Russia and Ukraine."
According to a report by overseas networks on the 22nd, the U.S. House of Representatives has passed a bill to support the United States to confiscate Russian assets to support Ukraine.
It is difficult to say whether Russia will really retaliate against the West, but the United States has already sent the bill to the Senate for consideration, and it is not unlikely that the United States will use Russian assets to aid Ukraine, and American allies are likely to follow the United States' lead in the future. It is reported that the United States and Europe have frozen about $300 billion in assets of the Russian Central Bank, and once this huge amount of money is used to aid Ukraine, Russia will undoubtedly face great pressure, while the pressure on the West to aid Ukraine is much smaller.
Third, the United States has gradually crossed the red line and is considering sending additional military advisers to Ukraine.
When France openly advocated sending troops to Ukraine, the United States repeatedly dissociated itself from relations on the surface, declaring that the United States would not send troops to Ukraine. However, according to reference sources, the Pentagon announced on the 20th that the United States is considering sending additional military advisers, who do not undertake combat missions and are mainly responsible for logistics, weapons maintenance, and other work.
However, no matter how the United States explains it on the surface, in the eyes of the Russian side, the United States has become an actual participant in the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, and the US military adviser is providing military support to Ukraine. The additional advisers sent by the United States show that the United States is continuing to increase its aid to Ukraine, and the scale of American assistance is continuing to expand. In short, neither the United States nor Russia is willing to go to war directly, but the United States may continue to test Russia's bottom line.
Judging from the various actions of the United States, the United States seems to be determined to crush Russia, and no matter whether Ukraine can achieve a final victory, the United States only needs to seek to continue to consume Russia and make it difficult for Russia to get out of geopolitical conflicts.
The Russia-Ukraine conflict is not over so quickly, however, the United States seems to have found a backup plan, and Germany seems to be an important pawn for the United States to contain Russia.
In recent times, Germany has been quite active militarily, not only establishing its first overseas military base since the end of World War II, but even flexing its "muscles" against Russia.
According to a report by overseas networks on the 23rd, on the 23rd, more than 3,000 German troops held defensive and counteroffensive military exercises in Lithuania, and the military exercise site was only 50 kilometers away from the Russian enclave of Kaliningrad. It is not difficult to see that the target of Germany's military exercise is Russia, as if it is simulating a confrontation with Russia.
Germany is a defeated country in the anti-fascist war, and since the start of the war between Russia and Ukraine, Germany has obviously been loosened militarily, and this is inevitably inseparable from the permission of the United States. In short, tensions are expected to escalate further for Russia, and Putin continues to face serious challenges.