The U.S. Senate passed the Ukraine Aid Act, the West's attitude has quietly changed, and the Ukrainian counterattack may be in full swing
After the U.S. House of Representatives passed the Ukraine aid bill, a contest between war and peace, aid and counterattack seems to have quietly escalated behind the scenes. President Biden's phone call is like a key that opens the door to this contest. He assured Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky that once the bill is signed into law, the US government will provide weapons and ammunition as quickly as possible to meet Ukraine's battlefield and air defense needs. And Zelensky also revealed the ATACMS missile agreement that the two sides have reached, as if to indicate that Ukraine is about to usher in an unprecedented armed escalation.
However, the United States is not alone in this contest. The U.S. Senate overwhelmingly passed the Foreign Aid Act, the core of which is $61 billion in aid to Ukraine. This is not only monetary assistance, but also full support for the military power of Ukraine. At the same time, European countries have not slackened, and have said that they will "match" US aid, and the 1.5 million artillery shells proposed by the Czech Republic are planned to be sent to Ukraine at the end of May and early June.
Britain also played an important role in this contest. They announced hundreds of millions of dollars worth of additional military assistance to Ukraine, including ammunition, missiles, patrol cars, armored personnel carriers and other equipment. This assistance is no longer limited to the defense, but clearly supports Ukraine in its active offensive. This marks a subtle change in the attitude of the West towards this war.
Once upon a time, the position of Western countries was to ensure that Ukraine was not defeated and to negotiate peacefully in the event of an advantage. They are bound to "help Ukraine defend itself against an offensive" and limit the use of long-range weapons. However, as time passed, they gradually realized that the contest with Russia is not a simple game of attack and defense, but a contest of national interests and regional stability. Therefore, they began to abandon illusions and support Ukraine in a counterattack with all their might.
This kind of change did not happen overnight, but gradually appeared with the changes in the battlefield situation and the game of interests of all parties. Today, Western countries have realized that only by defeating Russia can this war really end. Therefore, they began to increase their assistance to Ukraine, providing more weapons and ammunition support.
However, this contest did not come without a price. While Western countries are increasing aid to Ukraine, they are also facing domestic economic and social pressures. They need to devote a lot of resources to the production of weapons and ammunition, and they need to do their best to help Ukraine. This will undoubtedly have a certain impact on their economic and social stability.
But in any case, the battle is in full swing. Ukraine's counterattack will also be waged with the full support of Western countries. We look forward to an early end to this war and the restoration of peace and stability in the region. At the same time, we also hope that all parties concerned will remain calm and exercise restraint and resolve differences and disputes through dialogue and negotiation.
Finally, I would like to quote the opinion of a netizen: "In this day and age, we should use advanced technology and weapons to stop killings, not create more killings." I hope that those clowns who are bent on taking advantage of the fire can learn from this lesson, cherish peace, and stay away from war. "This is perhaps our deepest reflection and expectation for this contest.
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