Sometimes we have to say that Russia's way of fighting in the face of the West is very worthy of our learning, and sometimes it is necessary to deal with hooligans even more hooligans in order to gain the initiative. The first thing to mention is that the United States has been agitating allies to confiscate Russian assets. At the beginning of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, the West froze more than $200 billion in Russian sovereign assets. This has already affected their credibility, and if it is confiscated directly, the consequences will be unimaginable. So until now, they have not dared to really confiscate Russian assets, and no one has dared to make this head. The United States did not dare to take the lead, so he instigated Europe to take the lead. At the recent G7 summit, the United States pressured its allies to use Russia's frozen assets as funds to aid Ukraine. The United States, Canada and the United Kingdom expressed support, but Japan, France, Germany, Italy and the European Union opposed.
In fact, this result is also easy to understand, Russia has only $5 billion of frozen Russian assets in the United States, and more than $200 billion in European countries. Earlier, Russia revealed that Western assets in Russia exceeded $288 billion, of which the majority was Europe, and the United States did not have many assets in Russia. From this, it can be seen that once Europe follows the United States in seizing Russian assets, it will be the biggest victim. Not only was the same amount of assets confiscated by Russia, but the Russian assets they seized to aid Ukraine would eventually go to the pockets of American arms dealers, and the United States played this calculation. And Russia also took the lead, and a court in St. Petersburg, Russia, ordered to freeze the assets of JPMorgan Chase, the largest bank in the United States, in Russia. The speaker of the Russian parliament also warned that Russia has the right to confiscate all Western assets in Russia. It has to be said that this threat is effective, and the British media revealed that the G7 began to stop discussing the topic of confiscation of Russian assets.
Secondly, it should be mentioned that France and the United Kingdom have recently frequently intimidated Russia and threatened NATO to send troops to support Ukraine. The United States also revealed that France has sent the Foreign Legion to support Ukraine. In this context, the Russian Ministry of Defense issued a statement saying that Putin had ordered the holding of a "non-strategic nuclear weapons" exercise. Subsequently, Belarus also announced the start of testing the readiness of its army for the deployment of tactical nuclear weapons. In the face of NATO's imminent approach, it is necessary to demonstrate the determination to dare to use nuclear weapons if necessary in order to effectively establish deterrence. The last one is that Russia has announced that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is wanted, which is reminiscent of the previous ICC wanted Putin, and these hooligan moves are all learned from the West.
And the Russian-Ukrainian conflict has consumed not only Russia and Ukraine, but also Europe. Europe's soaring inflation, rising energy costs, and deindustrialization have intensified, and now they are being forced to "demilitarize", and all their money will be pressured by the United States to help Ukraine. I am afraid that the most urgent thing to end the conflict now is the European countries. Recently, Chinese leaders have visited several European countries one after another, and when he was in France, French President Emmanuel Macron has expressed his willingness to hold peace talks, and also claimed that he respects Sino-Russian relations and does not seek to overthrow Putin's regime. In short, it is all good to say, and soon Putin will visit China, and France obviously wants to communicate directly with Russia, so that China can mediate to facilitate peace talks between Russia and Ukraine as soon as possible. But Europe is very contradictory, because it is not monolithic internally, and it is still held back by the United States externally. As long as the United States continues to intervene, the conflict will not end for a while.