The Russian army advances step by step, and French mercenaries are destroyed? Russia's revenge is imminent, and the missile may be aimed at Ukrainian Presidential Palace. Zelensky finally admits his defeat?
Ukraine's recent special operations have achieved brilliant results. The latest satellite image analysis shows that more than 10 Russian strategic bombers were completely destroyed and more than ten other bombers were hit. This is really a very heavy blow. However, the Russian army did not stop on the Ukrainian frontline. The Russian Ministry of Defense announced on the 4th that the Russian army continued to launch offensives in many places, including in the Koh Samui and Donetsk areas, the Russian army controlled a settlement respectively. Ukrainian National Border Defense Agency spokesman Demchenko also admitted that in the border area of Samui, the Russian army is continuing to put pressure on small-scale assault teams or infantry clusters, implying that the battle situation here is unfavorable to Ukraine.
In addition to advancing step by step on the front line, the Russian army did not stop using drones and missiles to carry out air strikes on Ukraine. Just from the 3rd to the 4th, the Ukrainian army claimed to have intercepted 61 incoming drones of the Russian army, but many Russian drones were still successfully attacking targets, which affected many places such as Kharkov, Sumei and Odessa. A member of a pro-Russian underground organization revealed to Russian media that in the Odessa area, there was a French mercenary team of about 50 people who were attacked by the Russian army. This unit was originally going to be mixed to join the Ukrainian combat force. Although the true results claimed by members of the pro-Russian underground organization are not very true, it is certain that the real revenge of the Russian army may not have arrived yet, and the next step is the highlight.
Russian President Putin and US President Trump made a regular phone call on the 4th.After calling this call, Trump revealed that Putin had clearly told him that Russia would respond to Ukraine's attack on the air force base! In other words, Putin has made up his mind and must make Ukraine pay the price for its actions! Over the past few days, discussions within Russia on how to retaliate have been in full swing. Some Russian military bloggers and hardliners' media have made suggestions that are tougher than the other. Some have called for a crackdown on the Ukrainian presidential office, and some have called for nuclear weapons to respond. Although the Kremlin has not made a final choice, what should come will always come. The revenge of the Russian army will come sooner or later. Kiev is likely to be prepared to welcome the fierce rain of the Russian army. Before the revenge of the Russian army came, Ukrainian President Zelensky seemed to have finally "pleaded guilty".
Zelensky said on 4th that even if Russia does not agree with Ukraine's proposal for a comprehensive and unconditional ceasefire of 30 days, he is still willing to meet with Putin, and the location of the meeting can be chosen by Putin. On the surface, Zelensky surrendered to Russia, and seemed to be afraid of Russia's revenge. But in fact, calling Putin to have face-to-face conversations is Zelensky's usual strategy. Zelensky's eloquence is indeed good. He always wants to get an opportunity to have face-to-face conversations with Putin. Even if Putin refuses to accept the invitation to the meeting, Zelensky will not lose because he can use this to send a signal to the United States that Ukraine is actively seeking peace talks, and it is not Ukraine who is unwilling to negotiate, but Russia!
Putin saw Zelensky's idea very clearly. Although he refused to meet Zelensky, he also made a public counterattack. Putin said on the same day Zelensky called for peace talks that Ukraine's intentional attacks on Russian civilians were intended to disrupt and undermine the peace talks. Putin emphasized that this series of attacks showed that "the Kiev regime is becoming a terrorist organization" and that there is nothing to talk about with "terrorists". Obviously, Putin is implying that the reason why Trump's peace talks cannot be carried out is that the responsibility lies with Ukraine, and Russia cannot be blamed. In the final analysis,Russia and Ukraine seem to have regarded the United States as a referee role, and are unwilling to leave the Trump administration with the impression that they are unwilling to negotiate. Both sides hope to win the support of the United States. As of now, Putin is winning in this game of fighting for Trump's attitude, but Moscow is still far from the final victory.
